Mother Night

The film primarily elicits **Sadness**, **Empathy**, and **Melancholy**, reflecting the tragic and morally ambiguous life of Howard W. Campbell Jr. caught between espionage and public deception during WWII. **Anxiety** and **Guilt** are central to his character's predicament, while **Disgust** and **Anger** are provoked by the Nazi context and his role as a propagandist. The 'Romance' genre likely contributes to the sense of **Love** intertwined with the overarching tragedy.