Nothing Funny

As a Comedy-Drama, 'Nothing Funny' primarily elicits **Humor** from the protagonist Adam Miauczynski's 'hilariously bumbling' and 'calamity-ridden' life. This comedic core is deeply intertwined with **Sadness** and **Empathy** as viewers witness his persistent struggles in career and relationships, stemming from his 'total lack of common sense.' The film evokes a strong sense of **Melancholy**, reflecting the tragicomic nature of his ongoing misfortunes and inability to improve his situation. While moments of **Joy** and **Happiness** arise from the absurdities, they are often tempered by the character's plight, leading to a blend of amusement and a poignant understanding of his predicament.