Monsieur Batignole

Audience emotional responses for 'Monsieur Batignole' are primarily driven by a blend of its Drama, War, and Comedy genres. Empathy is very high, stemming from the plight of the Jewish children and the grocer Batignole's compassionate decision to protect them. Anxiety and Fear are significant due to the constant threat of discovery in occupied Paris and the perilous journey to Switzerland. Sadness reflects the grim realities of war and persecution. However, the film also evokes strong Hope, as the narrative centers on the children's survival and the possibility of freedom. Inspiration arises from Batignole's transformation into a courageous rescuer. Humor, as a 'dramedy,' provides moments of lightness and situational comedy amidst the tension, leading to feelings of Relief when dangers are averted and a sense of Love for the growing bond between Batignole and the children.