Sarcasm is known as a tool used to convey hidden messages and social criticism, and it also serves as a means of avoidance and indirect communication. This study explores the types and functions of sarcasm in the film Cruella, which was released in 2021. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method, with data found in the film Cruella and then analysed. Using Camp's theory to classify the types and using Keraf’s theory to classify the functions of sarcasm in the movie Cruella, this study analyzes 24 sarcastic statements in the film, categorizing them into four types: illocutionary, lexical, like-prefixed, and propositional sarcasm. The findings of this study show that the most used type of sarcasm in the movie is illocutionary sarcasm and the least used is prepositional sarcasm. This study also identifies ten functions of sarcasm, with the most frequent function being expressing opinions. Through a detailed analysis of scenes and dialogue, this research identifies how sarcasm develops the main characters in the film such as showing Cruella's rebellious spirit, critiquing social norms and developing character relationships. Sarcasm stands out as a prominent characteristic, which permeates the dialogue, visual cues, and overall narrative tone. By analyzing the use of sarcasm, insights can be gained into the film’s innovative approach to storytelling and its reflection on identity, rebellion, and societal expectations. This research is expected to contribute to ongoing studies in the same field and serve as a useful resource for future reference.