Antisocial Personality Disorder is psychological condition characterized by a persistent pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others. This research employs two problem formulations focusing on the characteristics difficulties and the pathological personality traits found in individuals with Antisocial Personality Disorder. These formulations guide the analysis in identifying how these aspects emerge and are potrayed through the main character. This study examines how Antisocial Personality Disorder is represented through the character Julian Slowik in The Menu movie (2022).
This study uses a qualitative methodology, with the movie as the primary data and books or journals related to Antisocial Personality Disorder as secondary data. In addition, the theory of the American Psychiatric Association is used as the theoretical framework. The data collection procedures include watching the movie, reading the movie script, identifying relevant data, reducing the data and classifying the findings based on American Psychiatric Association theory.
The findings show that Julian Slowik’s character reflects the two main focuses of the analysis. First, the characteristics difficulties appear in the aspects of identity, self direction, lack of empathy, and intimacy. Second, the pathological personality traits found in the character include manipulativeness, callousness, deceitfulness, hostility, risk taking, impulsivity and irresponsibility. This analysis confirms that Julian Slowik meets the primary indicators of Antisocial Personality Disorder according to the standards of the American Psychiatric Association.

Keywords : antisocial personality disorder, character analysis, american psychiatric association