Ponco Sutiyem, an iconic figure in Indonesian cinema, captivated audiences with her poignant performance as Mbah Sri in the acclaimed film "Ziarah" (2016). This role not only showcased her remarkable talent but also highlighted the rich cultural and historical narratives of Indonesia, making the film a significant entry in the canon of Southeast Asian cinema. Collectors seek out "Ziarah" not just for its artistic merit but also for its limited physical media releases, which celebrate the film's exploration of themes like memory and loss, resonating deeply with fans of thoughtful storytelling. Born in 1917, Ponco’s legacy extends beyond her film career; she became a symbol of resilience and cultural heritage. Her involvement in "Ziarah" has led collectors to value not only the film itself but also the physical media that encapsulates her storied life and contribution to the arts. With her passing at age 105, the rarity of her appearances and the limited editions of her work have become sought-after treasures for collectors eager to preserve a piece of Indonesian cinematic history.