Representasi Strict Parenting Dalam Film ‘Bapak’ Produksi Paniradya Kaistimewan

Abstract

The aim of this research is to identify signs of strict parenting in the film 'Bapak' shown by the father to the main
character Sari using Charles Sanders Pierce's semiotic model through representament, object and interpretant.
This type of research is qualitative in nature using semiotic analysis as a technique for data analysis. Semiotic
analysis is a branch of linguistics as an effort to find the meaning of signs or things hidden behind a sign
(advertising, news, films). Semiotics includes the analysis of language, images, gestures, or other objects to
communicate the message of a concept. Semiotic analysis in this research uses a theoretical perspective by
Charles Sanders Pierce with a trichonomy approach, namely representant, object and interpretant. The subject
studied was the film 'Bapak' produced by Paniradya Kaistimewan with the research object used being scenes that
show the strict parental side of the father character. The findings of the representation of strict parents based on
Charles Sanders Pierce's trichonomy provide an illustration that authoritarian parenting is a parenting style of
parents who have many rules for children. This parenting style is said to be a strict and harsh parenting style. This
parenting style is often said to be a restrictive parenting style, because all of the child's decisions are determined
by the parents so that the child feels they do not have the right to voice their opinions or desires. The film 'Father'
has social values in the form of family, socio-cultural, educational and moral attitudes. There are three points
outlined in this journal.