Damage

Damage (1992) elicits a strong sense of **Love**, albeit a destructive and obsessive one, which is quickly overshadowed by profound **Sadness** and **Melancholy** as the tragic consequences of the illicit affair unfold. Viewers experience significant **Anxiety** and **Fear** due to the constant threat of discovery, coupled with **Guilt** for the protagonist's betrayal. The film also evokes **Empathy** for the innocent victims caught in the crossfire, alongside feelings of being **Disturbing**, **Anger**, and **Disgust** towards the characters' morally compromising choices and their devastating impact.