Love, Life and Death, and Rebellion in Justin Louise Baldoni’s Five Feet Apart Movie (Psychological Literature Approach)
Keywords:
Love Language, Gary Chapman, Sigmund Freud, Psychoanalysis Approach, Anxiety TheoriesAbstract
The title of this study is Love, Life and Death, and Rebellion in Justin Louise Baldoni’s Five Feet Apart Movie (Psychological Literature Approach). Five Feet Apart movie tells about Stella Grant and Will Newman who suffer from Cystic Fibrosis. The purpose of this study is to explain and investigate about love language, psychoanalysis, and anxiety in the Five Feet Apart movie. The data are taken from Five Feet Apart movie and the movie script. The researcher uses two theories to analyze the movie. It is Gary Chapman’s theory aims to find the love language and Sigmund Freud’s theories. Sigmund Freud’s theories that used in this study are from psychoanalysis approach and anxiety theory. The researcher uses descriptive qualitative which is suitable in this study. The finding show that one of love languages in the movie cannot be realized. As a result, inner conflict and anxiety arise which cause an imbalance between id, ego, and super-ego.
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