Farinelli

The audience's emotional response to Farinelli is dominated by a profound sense of **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Carlo Broschi's life, particularly the tragic sacrifice of his castration for his art. This is deeply intertwined with **Melancholy**, reflecting the bittersweet nature of his fame and personal loss. The film also evokes significant **Awe** for his extraordinary musical talent and the beauty of the operatic performances, alongside **Inspiration** derived from his ability to achieve greatness despite immense personal cost. Elements of **Disturbing** emotions arise from the central theme of castration, while **Love** and **Anger** are present in his complex relationships, especially with his brother.