In the Name of the Father

Audience emotional responses are profoundly shaped by the film's biographical crime drama narrative. A deep sense of **Sadness** and **Empathy** dominates, stemming from the wrongful imprisonment of Gerry Conlon and his family, and the tragic loss of years and lives due to a grave miscarriage of justice. This is coupled with intense **Anger** at the systemic corruption, police brutality, and the blatant injustice portrayed. **Anxiety** and a feeling of the **Disturbing** nature of their ordeal are present throughout, reflecting the harsh realities of their imprisonment and the struggle for truth. Despite the grim circumstances, the film also evokes strong feelings of **Hope** and **Inspiration** through the unwavering perseverance of Gerry and Giuseppe, and the dedicated efforts of their lawyer, Gareth Peirce, in their long fight for exoneration, culminating in a bittersweet sense of **Relief** and **Satisfaction** when justice is finally served.