Metropolitan

Metropolitan, a quintessential Whit Stillman film, primarily elicits **Humor** through its witty, intellectual dialogue and sharp social observations of the privileged New York youth. A significant sense of **Love** and **Hope** arises from the central romantic subplot involving Tom and Audrey, alongside general **Joy** and **Happiness** from the social interactions and budding relationships. Underlying these lighter tones, the film also evokes **Sadness** and **Melancholy** as it explores themes of social class, unrequited feelings, and the bittersweet transition of young adulthood, fostering **Empathy** for the characters navigating their complex lives and relationships.