White Hunter Black Heart

As a drama with adventure elements, 'White Hunter Black Heart' primarily elicits strong feelings of Sadness, Empathy, and Melancholy as audiences witness Director John Wilson's self-destructive obsession with hunting an elephant, at the expense of his film and crew. This leads to significant Anger and Anxiety regarding his reckless behavior and the potential consequences. There's also Anticipation for the outcome of his hunt and the film's fate, alongside Curiosity about his motivations and the story's resolution. While the African setting and the elephant itself inspire a degree of Awe, this is often overshadowed by the Disturbing nature of his obsession and the moral implications of his actions.