Hiburan Film yang Mengeksploitasi Kesedihan Sebagai Sarana Eskapisme dalam Realitas Kehidupan Manusia
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https://doi.org/10.52290/i.v12i2.51Keywords:
Entertainment, Melodrama, Music, Perception, FilmAbstract
Human relations and entertainment always involve many aspects. In this case, the work of art becomes one of the elements that can give pleasure to humans and at the same time become a place for emotional escape. A study offers the view that through music, humans dissolve in sadness that they deliberately seek to make happy. Likewise, film works, through cognitive and psychosocial aspects, offer melodrama which ultimately provides motivation for the emotions of the audience, and cognitive mechanisms that make it possible to enjoy negative emotional experiences in the aesthetic context of storytelling in films.
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