Pathfinder

Pathfinder (1987) elicits strong emotional responses rooted in its brutal dramatic premise and suspenseful action. Viewers primarily experience deep sadness and empathy for the protagonist, Aigin, following the horrific murder of his family. This quickly transitions into anger and a pervasive sense of anxiety and fear as Aigin navigates dangerous situations and plans his revenge. Anticipation builds as the audience follows his cunning strategy to confront the 'tjudes', leading to moments of excitement and eventual satisfaction if his efforts bear fruit, all underscored by a melancholic tone.