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Against sexual harassment in workplace as seen in Bombshell movie (2019) 

Wahyu Lucky Abiet 1 🖂, Yeny Prastiwi 2 
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 Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta, Indonesia 

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This article aims to empower woman to fight sexual harassment in workplace as seen in 

how characters of the film find out what steps were taken in the Bombshell movie (2019) in 

fighting sexual harassment by Roger Ailes, the CEO of FOX News that based on actual 

event that happened on 2006.  To reach the aim of the study, the author uses qualitative 

method, and uses the liberal feminism theory of Tong (2009). The data sources were taken 

from the movie itself and several previous article that have been published between 2011 - 

2021 which have been selected according to the topic discussed. The results of this research 

are, there are several ways shown by some of the characters from this film in fighting sexual 

harassment, in physical resistance, Gretchen shows it by the way she dares to report the 

lewd acts committed by Roger Ailes to the authorities. Meanwhile, the fight against verbal 

sexual harassment is shown by Megyn Kelly's character who firmly opposes the oppression 

of women which done by Trump, when he is present on her talk show, and the second is 

shown through Megyn Kelly's dexterity in motivating victims to get up and speak up about 

Roger Ailes' bad habits.  

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Keywords:  

encourage woman, 

motivation, movie, 

sexual harassment 

How to cite (in APA Style): 

Abiet, W., & Prastiwi, Y. (2022). Against sexual harassment in workplace as seen in Bombshell movie (2019). Rainbow : Journal 

of Literature, Linguistics and Culture Studies, 11(1), 50-56. https://doi.org/10.15294/rainbow.v11i1.50774  

 

INTRODUCTION 

Artwork is one of the effective media to send 

messages to the audience. Film is one of the most 

popular works of art by the public. A film or movie 

is a collection of moving images that tell a story 

and can be watched by the audience through a 

television or cinema screen (Merriam-Webster, 

n.d.). Films have various genres, some of them are: 

horror, romance, sci-fi, comedy, family, and many 

more. In a film, filmmakers usually include a moral 

message or moral value depending on the topic 

raised in the film, one of which is a message against 

sexual harassment. 

Sexual harassment is an unwanted, 

threatening sexual act and often involves an abuse 

of authority differentials (Howald et al., n.d.). 

Sexual harassment can happen anywhere and can 

be experienced by anyone, whether it men or 

women. It is not only in the form of a physical act, 

it can also be verbal by telling rude jokes, bad 

comments, cat calling and visual by showing 

pornographic images or videos.  Sexual 

harassment can cause trauma for the victims, 

victims can feel like they are being bullied, 

humiliated, and can experience prolonged stress. 

(Burn, 2019).  The effects of the trauma that arise 

if not treated immediately can interfere with other 

aspects of the victim's life, such as the work aspect, 

the trauma causes severe stress that interferes with 

tenacity and discipline in doing a job, in women 

case, sometimes they leave from work and even 

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worse they end their life (Doss & Mukherjee, 

2014).  

Sexual harassment can occur in the 

workplace due to the lack of knowledge of 

employees in dealing with it (Aman et al., 2016). 

For that, we need a rule that regulates discipline in 

work, and the punishment that will be given if 

someone violates it. If the rules are implemented 

correctly, then the negative things in the workplace 

will decrease and even disappear. If a sexual 

harassment case arises from a company, the 

negative impact is not only on its employees but 

also the company itself, the company's image can 

be tarnished because of the case, to prevent that, 

the company must immediately make rules (Ali et 

al., 2015). 

Some movie directors have raised sexual 

harassment issue into their project, they are: Seth 

Gordon with his movie, Horrible Bosses (2011), 

Barry Levinson with the film called Disclosure 

(1994), Colin Higgins with the film titled Nine to 

Five (1980), Niki Caro with her film North Country 

(2005), and much more (Vogel, n.d.)  

In 2019, one of the movie that discusses the 

issue of sexual harassment is Bombshell (2019) 

which was directed by Jay Roach. The film is 

inspired by true events that took place circa 2016 

on FOX News, United States. Bombshell (2019) 

starring several famous Hollywood movie stars, 

some of them are: Margot Robbie as Kayla 

Pospisil, Charlize Theron playing the role of 

Megyn Kelly, Nicole Kidman as Gretchen 

Carlson, John Litgow as Roger Ailes, and many 

more. This movie has been nominated for several 

prestigious film awards in the world, including 73rd 

British Academy Film Awards, 77th Golden Globe 

Awards, 26th Screen Actors Guild Awards and the 92nd 

Academy Awards (IMDb, n. d). This film tells about 

the tenacity of a group of women who loudly speak 

up about what they experienced while they were 

working at FOX News, they dared to say that they 

were victims of sexual harassment by their CEO, 

Roger Ailes.  

Febriansyah in tirto.id explain that 

Bombshell (2019) is a movie that telling story about 

A group of women, who want to expose the 

scandal that happened in the Star Fox News and 

trying to prove that women can work equally with 

men without any pressure and cleaning the 

workplace from sexual harassment (Febriansyah, 

2019). They started a fightback against Roger 

Ailes, the chairman of Fox News because of sexual 

harassment and arbitrary actions that happened to 

her. 

In conducting this research, the researchers 

use several references from previous study range 

from 2011 – 2021 to reach the aim of the research. 

Because references to the issues that raised from 

this film are still difficult to find, the researchers try 

to find previous studies that are relevant to the 

topics that raised in this article. The first article is 

talking about patriarchy, Christ explained, the 

patriarchal system is a system where men are the 

most dominant gender and can control women, 

and have the right to personal property. (Christ, 

2016). In a subsequent study, McLaughlin et al. 

explains why the bosses of a workplace sometimes 

act arbitrarily to their workers, those act can 

happen because they think that employees are the 

lowest class of a company that they can take 

advantage of (McLaughlin et al., 2012). 

In the following journal, Handayani stated 

that there are two legal protections from the 

government that can be utilized by the public, 

namely: preventive legal protection and repressive 

legal protection. Both of them can be used 

optimally by the community to prevent and protect 

them from any interference from crime 

(Handayani et al., 2019). Another journal by 

Dumpratiwi explains about the steps that can be 

taken by someone to raise someone from the slump 

due to the act of sexual harassment they have 

experienced (Dumpratiwi, 2020).  

There is a gap between this previous studies 

and this study, in the previous studies, they only 

mention several reasons about why and how the 

victim experience sexual harassment in workplace, 

meanwhile, in this study, the researchers elaborate 

them and provides some representation how to 

counter sexual harassment in workplace through 

Bombshell movie (2019). There are two steps how to 

against sexual harassment in workplace, the first is 

through physical act, and the second one is through 

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METHODS 

In order to achieve the objectives, this 

research uses qualitative methods. This study uses 

the liberal feminism theory. The data sources in 

this study are from: (1) the Bombshell (2019) movie, 

as the object of the study and (2) published articles 

that have been selected according to the topics 

discussed. To collecting the data, the researchers 

use several steps as follows: (1) The researchers 

watches the movie repeatedly to fully recognize the 

whole story of the movie, (2) The researchers write 

all of the important things in the movie that match 

to the topic. After collecting the data, the 

researchers analyze the data that have been 

collected before by using the relevant theory, 

which is liberal feminism by Tong (2009), 

especially sexual harassment. The analysis started 

by selecting several scenes that are appropriate to 

the topic to be discussed, then correlated with 

liberal feminism theory. 

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION  

Sexual harassment is a shameful behavior that 

violates human rights, besides that, sexual 

harassment does not only in form of physical acts, 

cat calling and rude jokes is also an act of sexual 

harassment (Hersch, 2015). Sexual harassment is 

an action that must be resisted, because this action 

can have bad effect on the victim, such as: 

prolonged stress, depression, and even attempted 

to suicide. According to Tong (2009), sexual 

harassment including sexual oppression from 

social system and sexism are immoral, because it 

can limit people freedom and underwhelming their 

social life nor their mental health. Therefore, there 

must be some efforts so that this heinous act can be 

lost and the perpetrators can be punished according 

to the applicable regulations. 

Against Sexual Harassment in Workplace based 

on Bombshell movie (2019 

Workplace should be a quiet place and free 

from any distractions, because it is a place where 

people focus on working to earn wages to meet 

their daily needs. However, sometimes the 

workplace can also be a nightmare for some 

people, they can get pressure at work, bad 

treatment from other employees or even from their 

superiors, the worst is being a victim of sexual 

harassment in the workplace. Sexual harassment 

can be in the form of physical or verbal actions, this 

also applies to fighting it, physical or verbal 

methods can be used in fighting sexual harassment.  

 

Physical Resistance Against Sexual Harassment 

in Workplace 

In fighting sexual harassment, physical 

action is very necessary because the effects of this 

action can be directly felt by the perpetrator. One 

example of physical action against sexual 

harassment is reporting the perpetrator to the 

authorities so that the perpetrator can be processed 

immediately in accordance with applicable law. 

Report The Perpetrator to The Authorities 

Patriarchy is a social structure where men 

dominate and can control women, including 

private property (Christ, 2016). Meanwhile, 

according to Maulida (2020), patriarchy is a 

cultural structure which think that men are 

superior than women. In this system, women are 

considered as gentle, obedient creatures, in 

contrast to men who are considered to be in full 

power, able to do everything, and know 

everything. Patriarchy is everywhere, in schools, 

universities, workplaces, government and so on. 

For so long this has existed in society, the 

patriarchal system has been said to be a normal 

thing that occurs in society. In the Bombshell film, 

the patriarchal system is described by the 

characteristics of Roger Ailes, who controls all 

divisions of Fox News. He has employees who are 

very obedient to him, and if anyone does not want 

to follow his orders, then the employee will receive 

the consequences, the punishments can be range 

from relocation of the work division to punishment 

of dismissal. 

In a patriarchal system, women are often 

seen as easy targets for men, things such as 

persecution to acts of sexual harassment are often 

experienced by women. This happens because men 

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(Wall, 2018). According to research conducted by 

Vagins and Gatta (2019), female employees do not 

dare to report acts of sexual harassment because 

they are afraid that they will receive more vicious 

retribution from the perpetrators, such as losing 

their salaries, up to unilateral dismissal. In some 

workplaces there are still using patriarchal systems 

and sexism, where they consider women to be 

considered as weak creatures and normalize sexual 

harassment (Davies et al., 2019). In this film, this 

is proved by the number of women who are 

became the victims of sexual harassment by Roger 

Ailes. Because of the patriarchal system that has 

been attached to society, the female employees did 

not dare to rebel against Roger, and in the end 

there was one woman who dared to speak about 

the disgraceful actions carried out by the CEO of 

Fox News, the woman named Gretchen Carlson.  

In the figure 00:14:44, revealed that 

Gretchen is very angry and disappointed to see 

Roger Ailes as CEO of Fox News still abuses 

power and demeans female employees by 

exploiting their bodies, with consciously and 

bravely she filed a lawsuit against Roger on 

concerns of sexual harassment. She hopes that with 

this lawsuit, she can stop any bad behavior of 

Roger Ailes, including acts of sexual harassment 

and abuse of power that he did. 

 

 

Figure 1. (00:14:44) 

Nancy : What do you want out of a lawsuit? 

Gretchen : What do I want? I want this 

behavior to stop. 

 

According to McLaughlin et al. (2012), 

lower level employees are often being the object of 

abuse of power by people who have positions 

above them (McLaughlin et al., 2012). This is 

clearly seen in this film, when Gretchen, a 

presenter who complained about her interviewees 

cat calling her when she hosted a talk show, instead 

of trying to relaxing Gretchen down, Roger made 

fun of Gretchen, as if she was a woman who hates 

men, easily offended and bullied by men. 

Therefore, she loudly indicted Roger to the 

prosecutor's office in the hope that he could stop 

committing these despicable acts. In addition to 

low-level workers, factors that can cause sexual 

harassment in the world of work are: victims who 

are younger, the number of male workers in the 

workplace, so that they are more domineering, and 

superiors bosses, so they think that they are the 

more experienced and they can oppress the 

younger ones (Hersch, 2015). 

Reporting the perpetrators of sexual 

harassment to the federal is a good thing, because 

if all the evidence and testimonies from witnesses 

can incriminate the accusations given to the 

perpetrators, the perpetrators will be given a 

commensurate punishment according to the 

applicable law. Every human being has human 

rights, and it is the right of everyone to report if 

they experience an unpleasant incident as a result 

of the mistakes of others and get legal protection 

from the authorities. Legal protection is divided 

into two, namely preventive legal protection which 

aims to guarantee protection for every citizen in 

society and repressive legal protection which aims 

to guarantee protection to every citizen who has 

reported a crime so that they are safe during the 

investigation process (Handayani et al., 2019). 

Based on data from 2016 – 2018, women are 

still frightened to file a lawsuit to the perpetrators 

of sexual harassment in the workplace because 

those who are the victims are mostly lower-level 

workers, and the perpetrators are their superiors, 

who easily abuse their power by forcing his women 

employees to follow or obey all the orders he gave 

(Keplinger et al., 2019). However, after there was 

a lot of news about the victims who dared to talk 

about this issue, many women were then agreed to 

voice their feelings and file a lawsuit against the 

perpetrators of sexual harassment. Moreover, with 

the existence of social media, victims can easily 

post stories or chronology that they experienced 

and then go viral so that their posts are heard by a 

wide audience and become a boomerang to the 

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said that the victims of sexual harassment, 

especially women trust organization to talk about 

their experience more than when they talk to their 

friends (Keplinger et al., 2019). Women trust 

organizations because organizations have lawyer 

and legal policies that can ensure their safety and 

privacy  Organizations also updating their policies 

regularly to reduce the scope of perpetrators of 

sexual harassment and provide comfort and 

empowerment to victims (Burn, 2019). 

 

Verbal Resistance Against Sexual Harassment in 

Workplace 

The second way to fight sexual harassment 

is through verbally. This can be done by making a 

declaration against sexual harassment, motivating 

victims to rise from the adversity and pressure they 

experience, and several other ways. 

Against Women Oppression through Speech 

In the figure 00:08:32, it can be seen that 

Megyn Kelly publicized Donald Trump, as one of 

the presidential candidates were disrespecting 

women by underestimates them, even they are 

likened to animals. 

 

 

Figure 2. (00:08:32) 

Megyn: Mr. Trump, one of the things people love about 

you is you speak your mind and you don't use a politician's 

filter. However, that is not without its downsides. In 

particular, when it comes to women. You've called women 

you don't like "fat pigs," "dogs," "slobs" and 

"disgusting animals. 

 

From the dialogue above, when 

interviewing Trump, Megyn asked Trump about 

his habit of shouting women that he doesn't like 

with inappropriate names. This question has made 

Trump angry, and the next day he attacked Megyn 

by writing a hate speech on his Twitter and 

mobilizing people to follow her. 

The incident above is often found around 

the workplaces; it happens because of the culture 

of sexism that is spreading among superiors in a 

workplace. They often abuse their power to fulfill 

their own desires, such as bullying their employees 

and even to some acts that disgrace their 

employees, such as sexual harassment. 

 Motivate Other Women 

Maturity is a period in which every human 

being looks for his identity by blending in and 

adapting to society or organizations. Sometimes, 

in organizations, people can experience any kind 

of social problems, such as bullying and 

harassment which can cause someone's mental 

condition to be unstable, it can also happen in the 

world of work, at that time, motivation is needed 

so that they can be strong and get back up to live 

their life. 

There are several ways that can arouse 

victims of sexual harassment, namely: (1) The 

culture of the surrounding environment, (2) The 

ability to understand yourself, (3) Giving 

motivation either from yourself or others, (4) being 

grateful that you don't find anything worse than 

this (Dumpratiwi, 2020). In this film, it can be seen 

through the figure when Megyn encourage other 

women to speak up about their experience. 

In the figure 01:17:59, Megyn investigated 

for several victims of sexual harassment by Roger 

Ailes and interviewed them, as well as: Juliet 

Huddy, a prior Fox News anchor and Kayla, an 

employee of Fox News. 

 

 

Figure 3. (01:17:59) 

Megyn : Juliet, did Roger ever... 

Juliet  : No. I heard things, but nothing firsthand. 

Megyn  : Good 

 



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Figure 4. (01:20:41) 

Megyn  : Listen, I wanted to ask you... I wanted to ask 

you if Roger is harassing you. 

Kayla : How did you know? 

Megyn : We find each other. 

Kayla : You too? 

Megyn : Long time ago. 

Kayla : Wow. 

 

In the dialogue above, Megyn started 

looking for victims of sexual harassment by Roger, 

starting with talking to Juliet, her colleague, 

followed by meeting her junior, Kayla, and some 

other women. She also encourages the victims to 

stay strong and dare to speak so that Roger gets 

punished for everything he did. According to 

Ponterotto (2014), today, women are victims of 

marginalization, abuse of power, and excluded as 

less important in several fields, such as rights, 

opportunities, and freedom. This figure showed 

that Megyn want to motivate other women to unite 

and encourage them to dare to speak about no 

workplace harassment. Women should not be the 

object of sexuality and discrimination by men.  

The victims of sexual harassment can 

experience prolonged psychological trauma, such 

as stress and feeling depressed. Some victims can 

experience severe stress because they can't control 

their frantic thoughts (Mushtaq et al., 2015). 

Depression can also harm ourselves, because it can 

lead to anger at ourselves, blame ourselves, and 

question our identity (Houle et al., 2011). As well 

as psychological trauma, victims can also 

experience a decrease in their enthusiasm for life 

and enthusiasm for work. Sometimes they feel that 

they are shunned by their co-workers, betrayed by 

their own company because the company is not 

doing its best to prevent sexual harassment in it 

(Barr-Walker et al., 2021). All of those side effects 

can be decreased by motivate the victims, so if we 

find someone who are a victim of sexual 

harassment, we have to accompany and motivate 

them, not ignoring them 

CONCLUSION 

Sexual harassment is an act that we must 

fight together, because it has a very bad effect on 

the victims. There are two forms of fighting sexual 

harassment, namely physically and verbally. In 

Bombshell (2019) movie, physical resistance is shown 

in the scene where Gretchen files a lawsuit against 

Roger Ailes on charges of sexual harassment. 

While the fight against sexual harassment through 

verbally is shown in the scene when Megyn Kelly 

asks Trump who is present on her talk show about 

the truth that Trump calls women he doesn't like 

with inappropriate names, the second is shown in 

the scene where Megyn asks the victims of sexual 

harassment who are sexually harassed. carried out 

by Roger Ailes and motivated them to dare to 

speak and testify about what happened to them. 

This is in accordance with Tong's (2009) 

explanation, women can get their rights in the civil 

sector and are able to co-exist with men in public 

work. 

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