Van Gogh

The movie "Van Gogh (1991)" is a biographical drama focusing on the final, turbulent 70 days of Vincent Van Gogh's life. As such, the dominant emotional responses are Sadness and Melancholy, stemming from the artist's deteriorating mental state and his eventual tragic death by suicide. Viewers will feel strong Empathy for Van Gogh's struggles, his internal conflicts, and his profound dedication to art despite his suffering. There is also a significant sense of Inspiration derived from witnessing his relentless creative process and the beauty he produced, even in his final days. Curiosity is evoked by the intimate portrayal of his relationships and daily life, while Awe is felt for his artistic genius. Underlying Anxiety builds as his erratic behavior and the impending tragic end become more apparent. Fleeting moments of Joy and Happiness are present in his playful interactions and family visits, but these are ultimately overshadowed by the pervasive sense of tragedy.