The Needle

As a Drama and Thriller, 'The Needle' primarily evokes strong feelings of **Sadness** and **Anxiety**. Sadness is deeply felt due to Dina's severe morphine addiction and the grim, melancholic atmosphere surrounding her struggle and the pervasive drug problem. Anxiety is constant as Moro navigates the dangerous underworld of the drug mafia, facing threats to his and Dina's lives, creating high tension and uncertainty. **Empathy** is significant, drawing viewers into Moro's determined and selfless efforts to save Dina. **Anticipation** builds as the audience awaits the outcome of Moro's confrontations with 'the doctor' and whether Dina can overcome her addiction. There's also considerable **Fear** from the menacing drug kingpin and his enforcers, and **Anger** directed at those exploiting vulnerable individuals. The film's depiction of addiction and violence contributes to a **Disturbing** emotional response, while Moro's unwavering commitment provides a thread of **Hope** and **Inspiration** amidst the bleakness.