Time of the Gypsies

Audiences experience a complex emotional tapestry, dominated by **Sadness** and **Empathy** as they witness Perhan's tragic descent into the criminal underworld and its devastating impact on his family. A strong sense of **Melancholy** pervades the film, reflecting the bittersweet portrayal of Romany life and the loss of innocence, characteristic of Kusturica's style. Despite the grim themes, the film is punctuated by a distinctive, often chaotic **Humor** and moments of **Joy** from the vibrant cultural depictions. **Anxiety** and **Anger** arise from the dangers and betrayals inherent in the crime genre, while certain scenes evoke a **Disturbing** response. There's also a notable feeling of **Nostalgia** for the unique cultural world presented.