Cultural Values Found in The Slumdog Millionaire Movie and Its' Contribution To Cross Cultural Understanding Teaching
Cultural Values Found in The Slumdog Millionaire Movie and Its' Contribution To Cross Cultural Understanding Teaching
Cultural Values Found in The Slumdog Millionaire Movie and Its' Contribution To Cross Cultural Understanding Teaching
Yuliono Nurokhim
Abstract: The objectives of the study are: to find out the cultural value
presented in the “Slumdog Millionaire movie”., cultural values in “Slumdog
Millionaire” movie and its’ contribution to Cross Cultural Understanding
teaching. This study is categorized as descriptive qualitative. The movie entitled
“slumdog millionaire” is primary object in this final project. The data are words
subtitle English-Bahasa in the movie entitled “slumdog millionaire”. To make it
more effective the writer uses several steps. First, the writer watch the movie
repeatly to understand the cultural value that carry on the movie. Then the writer
find out the expression, verbal language, body language which shows in the
movie. After that the researcher clasifiying the expressions used in the movie
dialogue to determine the kind of cultural value. The last steps is interprete the
expression that is used in the movie “entitled slumdog millionaire”. In this final
project, the writer uses literary books, Dictionary, internet and E-Book as
references and sources of the theories in finishing this study. In contribution Cross
Cultural Understanding Teaching, this study can be used as a source of teaching
materials. There is useful cultural value found in the movie entitled “slumdog
millionaire” which could be used to improve the students knowledge about
culture. It is useful to the reader who is conducting a such research. In the process
of analysis, the writer found that the movie tells us to be tough guy, never give up
and hard work to achieve the turning point of life, from slumdog into a
millionaire. Friendship issues can be found almost in all scenes. Great bonds
between Jamal and Salim, and how they help each other.
Key words: cultural value found in the movie, Slumdog Millionaire movie , Cross
Cultural Understanding teaching
INTRODUCTION
sound). Poetry, novel, comic, soap opera, electronic literature, graphic novel,
and film or movie are “language”. Movie as another kind of language use
projected moving images with sound, graphic, plastic, spatial, and narrative
(Deighton, 2011:1).
A. Culture
culture. The statement of Julia T Wood also make it clear that “a culture is
like the example given by shaules that “Cultural differences are such as “US
how they act to the people around since they are born. There are many
research studies and academic sources. Moreover, the media, whether films,
soap operas or TV shows, is one main method through which people can learn
B. Value
culture, there are values inside. Value are more general and abstract than
norms. Norms are rules for behavior in specific situation, while values
identify what should be judged as good or evil. For example, flying the
Values are the rules by which we make decisions about right and
wrong, should and shouldn't, good and bad. They also tell us which are more
or less important, which is useful when we have to trade off meeting one
others. They help you to find what is right from what is wrong and inform
essence theory and values theory. Value means cost, something has value
because it is valuable. In commonly, people said that value ties on things and
never tie out of things. In other side, some people said that value is out of
1. To make the massage not always verbal (not form oral or write).
2. As problem solving limited room and time.
3. As problem solving when the children is passive.
Understanding.
The researcher finds through analyzing the cultural value found in the
slumdog millionaire movie, the students can have a chance to learn and
understand the cultural value that carry on by the movie. The students are
found in the real life. Morover the media is enjoyable. Through watching the
movie, the students analyze the cultural value gets from the main caharater on
the movie.
Movie as screen educators helps the students perceive, understand and
appreciate the unique visual and aural language of film and the role of this
and others and explore the communicative and artistic potential of film as a
the electronic media is more interesting because there are many of sound
effect, computer effects and good act, this part on the movie are more
because with these tools students can do observations more closely, and
through observation will give the impression of depth that will improve
experience to solve the research problems. Furthermore, the data of this study
(2006:8).
slumdog millionaire. The method used in preparing the data related to the
collect the data from a movie. The data were collected by using the following
steps:
1. Library research
Koentjaraningrat (2000:181).
Concerning the elements of culture in his introduction
message. The language used in the movie are verbal language, as the
verbal language they used Hindi in the conversation, i.e the
tortured Jamal. The writer found verbal language in this case Hindi, as
an elements of cultural values.
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Social Organizations shows in the movie are about caste system, caste
caste system has four main classes (also called varnas) based originally
are as follows:
Brahmana (now more commonly spelled Brahmin): Consist of
and rulers. Third in rank were the Vaisyas, castes concerned with
likely to become beggars, beg for food to survive, forced into child
prostitution, or be abducted by gangsters where they are permanently
scenes shows the culture of Indian that they like dancing and singing,
of the movie hopefully could motivate the students to learn and uderstand
worlwide culture. The movie will make them understand the materials of
the study more easily especially kinds of cultural values used in the
Means that the more sensing devices used to receive and process
maintained in memory.
Thus, students are expected to be able to receive and absorb easily
memory.
There are a lot of experts who argue that using media in education
giving more benefits than verbal teaching learning process, the statement
unique visual and aural language of film and the role of this language in
Slumdog Millionaire movie also give the student experiences about Indian
when the students meet Indians. In addition India has identified the
perspective.
c. The progress of teaching and learning activities more interactive
optimal learning.
d. With the use of teaching media in teaching and learning activities
A. Conclusion
Movie is a story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving
movement and action in real life. Each film story cannot be separated from
the issues of Dharavi slums, Mumbay, India. The movie took time from
1993 until 2006. The movie also tell us about a tough guy named Jamal
the students to learn and uderstand worlwide culture. The movie will make
the movie they also can learn good and bad things from the message learnt
learning activities. The more sensing devices used to receive and process
maintained in memory.
There are a lot of experts who argue that using media in education
giving more benefits than verbal teaching learning process, the statement
unique visual and aural language of film and the role of this language in
Slumdog Millionaire movie also give the student experiences about Indian
the rich of Indian culture which useful to learn in the Cross Culural
could be taken.
B. Suggestion
1. For the students
This final project can be a reference for the student especially for
material, but also exploring the material given by the lecturer. By giving
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