<![CDATA[The movie "Barakati" belongs to the historical and adventure genres, seamlessly blending cultural elements from Buton Island and Yogyakarta. It narrates the journey of a young archaeologist, a foreign journalist, a native Butonese woman, and a descendant of the Majapahit kingdom. The research employed a qualitative methodology, known for its descriptive and analytical nature. The study involved scrutinizing the film's plot, followed by an analysis of the cultural values embedded in "Barakati." This analysis aimed to uncover the enduring cultural traits in the Buton Island and Yogyakarta regions. Charles Sanders Peirce's Semiotic Analysis was the chosen method for dissecting the cultural values depicted in the film. Peirce categorized signs into three types: icons, indices, and symbols. The research findings revealed the cultural values present in the movie, showcasing historical artifacts that have persevered through time. These artifacts hold unique meanings and characteristics based on their functions. It emphasizes the importance of preserving sacred objects tied to cultural values, as they serve as crucial markers and identifiers of a nation's cultural identity.]]>
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