Women are often depicted as sexual objects, which contributes to body type insight. The media often films women who are white, slim, and young, reflecting sexism based on body shape. This study aims to find and interpret the depiction of women as the main characters through male’s point of view (Male Gaze) in Misbehaviour film. In order to analyze it, the researcher utilizes qualitative method. The theory applied to find women’s depiction that reflects male gaze objectification which is the theory of Male Gaze by Laura Mulvey. Narrative and non-narrative elements used by researcher for looking the present of woman which potrayed the male gaze on the screen. All the interpretations also use a patriarchal and the objectification approaches as supporting details in study. Basically, Mulvey divides the role of gender in cinema into two categories; men's perceptions of women, women's perceptions of themselves, and women's perceptions of other women. Further analysis reveals that this film introduces many views, this study states that male gaze drives woman to objectify their selves and other individuals which does not show the feminist side of the film like the concept of the film. The result of the research shows that women in Misbehaviour film is described as someone who is objectified by others (men) and objectified by her own self.

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