August 8, 2024Open Access

Analysis Semiotic of the Movie Siksa Neraka By Anggy Umbara (Semiotic Analysis of Charles Sanders Pierce)

Key Points

The film 'Siksa Neraka' effectively conveys moral messages through various signs and visual symbolism, influencing viewers' behavior.
Key preaching messages include prohibitions against harsh speech to parents, delay of prayers, and acts of sin like cheating and gambling.
Qualitative analysis across key components—sign, object, and interpretant—enhances understanding of the film's semiotic elements in messaging religious values and morality. This study highlights the film's potential as a powerful medium for moral education, suggesting broader applications in visual media for preaching.

Abstract

ABSTRACT The film can be used in preaching. This research aims to analyze the preaching messages in the movie "Siksa Neraka" by Anggy Umbara using Charles Sanders Peirce's semiotic approach. The research method used is qualitative. Data were analyzed through three main components: sign, object, and interpretant. The analysis results show that the film "Siksa Neraka" conveys various important preaching messages through visual symbolism and dialogue between characters. Some identified preaching messages include prohibitions against speaking harshly to parents, delaying prayers, inviting and committing sinful acts, committing adultery, cheating, gambling, slandering, and committing suicide. This film effectively conveys preaching values through the use of meaningful signs that can influence viewers to reflect on and improve their behavior. This research reveals how the film conveys moral messages and emphasizes the importance of visual media in educating and spreading religious values. Keywords: Dakwah, Movie, Punishment, Hell

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Khafita et al. (Thu,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5d123b6db643587567a45 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.38073/wasilatuna.v7i02.1733

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