An Angel at My Table

The film primarily evokes strong Empathy and Sadness due to Janet Frame's challenging childhood and unjust institutionalization. This struggle also generates significant Anxiety, Anger, and a Disturbing sense of the systemic failures she faced. However, her perseverance and eventual success as a writer lead to powerful feelings of Inspiration, Hope, Relief, and Satisfaction, balanced by a pervasive Melancholy reflecting the depth of her life's journey.