Don't Let Them Shoot the Kite

As a Crime Drama centered on a 5-year-old boy in prison with his mother, the audience's emotional responses are heavily weighted towards Sadness and Empathy for the child's plight and the harsh realities of incarceration. Hope and Inspiration are central, stemming from the promise of the kite flying, symbolizing resilience and dreams against adversity. Melancholy pervades due to the somber setting, while Anxiety reflects the fragility of their situation and the potential for their hope to be crushed. Love highlights the tender bond formed between Baris and Inci, and Disturbing elements arise from the inherent injustice of a child's incarceration.