Oliver Twist

Oliver Twist (1997), a classic Dickensian tale, primarily evokes strong feelings of **sadness** and **empathy** for the young orphan Oliver as he navigates the harsh realities of 19th-century London. The crime and drama elements generate significant **anxiety** and **fear** for Oliver's safety, alongside **anger** and **disgust** towards the cruel characters and exploitative conditions. Despite the pervasive **melancholy** and **disturbing** aspects of his plight, the film also offers moments of **hope** and eventual **relief** as Oliver seeks a better life and finds kindness, leading to a degree of **satisfaction**.