Malcolm X

The film "Malcolm X" primarily evokes **Sadness** and **Empathy** due to the tragic arc of Malcolm X's life, the systemic injustices he faced, and his ultimate assassination. A strong sense of **Inspiration** arises from his profound personal transformation, his powerful leadership, and his unwavering fight for civil rights and human dignity. **Anger** is a significant response to the pervasive racism, violence, and the historical injustices depicted. The film also instills **Melancholy** reflecting the weight of history and the sacrifices made, alongside a sense of being **Disturbed** by the harsh realities and violence portrayed. **Awe** is felt for Malcolm X's oratorical power and his spiritual journey.