Abstract :
This thesis aims to analyze the film "The Devil All The Time (2020)" by Antonio Campos and Paolo
Campos by using an intrinsic and extrinsic approach. The intrinsic approach used to analyze the data
is the character's character, plot, and setting. Meanwhile, trauma and deviation theology as extrinsic
approaches were used to analyze the data. This research approach is carried out with a qualitative
descriptive method because the results of the data analyzed are in the form of film scripts that
describe words, sentences, and language. The object of this research is the film "The Devil All The
Time" by Antonio Campos and Paolo Campos. The theory and concept that I use in this film is a
literary approach using the showing and telling method, character traits, plot, and setting with the
concept of a literature psychology approach. In this thesis, the main focus is on reflecting on the
trauma and theology of deviation felt by the main character Arvin in the film ?The Devil All The
Time? by Antonio Campos and Paolo Campos. The image of the trauma that his father accidentally
passed on to Arvin made him reluctant to pray anymore and be close to God. Then there are religious
leaders who are supposed to provide examples of good behavior taught by God to their
congregations but instead take advantage of their position for sexual matters that they do to church
girls in the name of God.