Traffic

Traffic, as a Crime, Drama, and Thriller, primarily evokes strong feelings of anxiety due to the constant peril and uncertainty of the drug war. Audiences experience profound sadness and empathy for the characters caught in the cycle of addiction and corruption, particularly the judge's daughter. Anger and a sense of disturbance are prominent responses to the systemic failures, violence, and human cost depicted. The thriller elements contribute to anticipation and fear, while the overarching drama underpins a pervasive melancholy, reflecting the bleak and often unresolved nature of the film's subject matter.