Mental disorders of harley quinn in suicide squad movie 2016

• Judithia Putri Rahmadanty
• 2023

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The aims of the study to analyze The "Suicide Squad" film directed by David Ayer, which was released in 2016, served as the inspiration for this study's focus on Harley Quinn's Mental Disorders. Mental disorder is a condition where a people who feels symptoms attack physically. Mental health disorders are diseases that can be cured. Harley's displays all classic symptoms of Histrionic Personality Disorder. Harley`s costumes, actions and words are often inappropriately sexual and uncalled for completely. The descriptive qualitative method is used by the researcher. A qualitative method is a research technique that generates descriptive information about people and behavior that may be witnessed in the form of words that are written or spoken. The process of collecting data takes multiple steps, including watching the movie several times, trying to find for interesting scenes for analysis, and making decisions. The result of this study indicate that Mental Disorders can transform a person into a new person, which can cause a variety of additional serious issues like damaging other people, using violent behavior, and even murder others.

• Mental Disorders
• Histrionic Personality Disorders
• Mental Health

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