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1.   Setting
Setting  is  place  in  w hich  something  is  fixed  Oxford  Learner’s
Dictionary.  Setting  can  show  when  a  film  takes  place,  for  instance:  the  film  is happened  in  the  past,  today,  in  the  future  or  in  unspecified  time.  Setting  plays  a
more active role in cinema than in most theatrical styles.
2. Costume
Like setting, costumes can have specific functions in the total film, and the range  of  possibilities  in  huge
16
.  It  means  costumes  can  identify  a  certain  setting automatically  it  can  also  identify  a  specific  character.  Besides  that,  costumes  be
quite stylized, calling attention to their purely graphic qualities
17
.
3.   Make-up
Make-up was originally necessary because actor’s faces would not register
well on early film stocks. And, up to the present, it has been used in various ways to enhance the appearance of actors on the screen
18
. Make-up can aim at complete realism
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.  In  recent  years  the  craft  of  make-up  has  developed  in  response  to  the popularity of fantasy, horror, and science-fiction genres.
16
David  Bordwell  and  Kristin  Thompson,  Film  Art:  An  Introduction  New  York: McGraw Hill, Inc., 4
th
ed., p. 148.
17
Ibid.
18
Ibid.
19
Realism is as a standard of value in film.
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CHAPTER III RESEARCH FINDING
A. Sexual Harassment in the Mining Workplace in North Country Film
According  to  Michael  Rubenstein,  sexual  harassment  is  unwanted characteristic of sexual attitude that is directed to sex which offends the receiver
sexual harassment’s victim
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. The writer finds two kinds of sexual harassment in this film. They are verbal sexual harassment and non-verbal sexual harassment.
1. Verbal sexual harassment
It  is sexual  harassment  which is  done verbally.  Verbal  sexual  harassment is divided by verbal request and verbal comment
21
.
a. Verbal comment
Verbal  comment  contains  insulting  sexual  remarks  or  jokes,  sexual teasing, sexual jokes, sexual remarks that women do not like, it is also men openly
making offensive comments about the bodies, sexuality, or personal lives of other women
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.  The  women  miners  in  the  workplace  always  got  some  insulting remarks. For instance: they were called by cunts, bitches, whores and other worse.
In the first day Josey begun to work in the workplace area, a man miner called her cunts unexpectedly Scene 00:17:22,280-00:17:24,032.
20
Rohan  Collier,  Pelecehan  Sexual:  Hubungan  Dominasi  Mayoritas  dan  Minoritas combating sexual harassment in the workplace, ed. Emmy Nur Hariati Yogyakarta: Penerbit PT.
Tiara Wacana, 1998, 1
st
ed., p. 2.
21
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Perspective, Frontiers, and Response strategies, ed. Margaret C. Stockdale, California: Sage Publications, 1996, vol. 5. p. 156.
22
Ibid.