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An Analysis of the Representation of Crime and Morality in Indonesian Cinema: A Case Study of "Pencuri" (Thief)

The implications of this study are significant, as it highlights the need for a more nuanced understanding of crime and morality in Indonesian society. The study also suggests that Indonesian cinema has the potential to play a significant role in shaping public attitudes towards crime and morality, and that filmmakers should be encouraged to explore complex and nuanced themes. pencurimovie

Barker, A. (2013). Indonesian cinema: The martial arts films. Journal of Asian Studies, 72(3), 657-675. An Analysis of the Representation of Crime and

The representation of crime and morality in cinema has been a topic of interest for scholars in the field of film studies. According to criminologist David Garland (2001), crime films often reflect and shape societal attitudes towards crime and punishment. In the context of Indonesian cinema, the representation of crime and morality can be influenced by cultural and social factors, such as the country's Islamic values and its history of colonialism (Barker, 2013). (2013)