Assassin(s)

As a Crime Drama, 'Assassin(s)' primarily evokes strong feelings of Sadness and Melancholy, stemming from the dying professional killer Wagner's quest for a successor and the bleak, 'passionless' state of Max. Empathy is significant, as viewers connect with both characters' grim circumstances and choices. Anxiety and Disturbing emotions are central, reflecting the inherent danger and moral ambiguity of the assassin's world. Anticipation and Curiosity are also prominent, driven by the unfolding of the dark mentorship and its unknown consequences. Fear and Anger arise from the violent realities and the harshness of the criminal underworld depicted.