The Dreamlife of Angels

As a stark drama, 'The Dreamlife of Angels' primarily evokes deep Sadness and Melancholy due due to the characters' impoverished circumstances, lack of prospects, and the tragic trajectory of Marie's delusion. Empathy is strongly felt for both Isa, who tries to help, and Marie, who is vulnerable and self-destructive. Anxiety builds as Marie's delusion deepens and the 'inevitable' negative outcome approaches, creating a sense of dread. Curiosity and Anticipation are present as viewers wonder how the characters will navigate their dire situation and what the ultimate consequences of Marie's choices will be. There's also a degree of Anger at the characters' difficult circumstances and Marie's frustrating choices, and a Disturbing feeling from the harsh realities depicted.