Wit

As a profound drama centered on terminal illness, the audience's emotional response to 'Wit' is predominantly characterized by Sadness, stemming from Vivian Bearing's physical and emotional decline. This is closely accompanied by Empathy for her isolation and suffering, and a deep sense of Melancholy as she reflects on her life and mortality. Despite the grim subject matter, the film also evokes a degree of Inspiration from Vivian's resilience and her journey towards acceptance, alongside moments of dark Humor derived from her sharp intellectual wit. Anger is also present, often directed at the impersonal and clinical nature of the medical system.