REPRENTASI DURHAKA DALAM FILM CERITA MALIN KUNDANG (PENDEKATAN PSIKOANALISIS SIMUND FREUD)

Abstract

This study aims to describe the personality structure, self-defense mechanisms, and forms of representation of the disobedience of the character Malin Kundang in the film produced by Gromore Studio Series. The approach used is literary psychology with Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic theory. The research method uses descriptive qualitative, with data collection techniques: listening, transcription, and note-taking techniques. The results of the study show that the personality structure of Malin Kundang experiences psychic disintegration due to the dominance of the narcissistic ID after achieving economic success. The Ego component paralyzes the function of the Superego and activates self-defense mechanisms in the form of rationalization, denial, repression, and regression. Furthermore, the form of disobedience of the character Malin Kundang is represented in two dimensions. First, physical disobedience identified through mechanical aggressive actions such as pushing and kicking sand towards the mother. Second, non-physical disobedience in the form of symbolic oppression through negative stigmatization, verbal abuse, and the fake death of parents.