What Time Is It There?

Audience emotional responses for 'What Time Is It There?' are primarily characterized by a deep sense of Love and Melancholy, reflecting the film's poignant exploration of connection across distance and time. Sadness and Empathy are prominent due to the characters' individual struggles and longing, particularly the vendor's grim home life. A gentle Hope permeates the narrative as the characters attempt to bridge their worlds. Additionally, Nostalgia is a significant emotion, especially for viewers familiar with classic French cinema, given the film's direct homage to François Truffaut's 'Les 400 Coups' and its star.