RACISM AS SEEN IN THE GREEN BOOK MOVIE BY PETER FARRELLY

In this study, the researcher analyzes a comedy-drama genre film about racism, which is a belief that signifies biological differences in the human race in cultural or individual achievement, that if a certain race is more dominant then it is able to regulate other races. Racism can happen anywhere and can interfere with a person's mental and physical so that victims feel insecure about their race.a worldclass black pianist Don Shirley who on a concert tour must rely on the "green book" therefore, the researcher gives The title of this research is "Racism As Seen In The Green Book Movie By Peter Farrelly". This research aims to discuss; 1) Racist acts done by white people to Don Shirley in the Green Book film, and 2) The effects of racism experienced by Don Shirley in the Green Book film. The design of this study is descriptive qualitative researchers use two theories to analyze the data, racism from Kenneth J Neubeck and Schroder, D.A. A sociological approach is also used in this study. In collecting data, researchers used documentation techniques. The technique used in collecting data in this research is descriptive technique. The results of this study are; 1) There are two types of racist acts depicted in the Green Book film, namely; (a) personal racism and (b) institutional racism. Both types occur between individuals vs society such as search for names, physical and distinctions between blacks and whites. 2) The impact of racist actions, experienced by the main character in this film, namely; (a) Mental conditions such as mental disorders and (b) Physical conditions such as criminal acts against black peopl