Murder on a Sunday Morning

As a Documentary Crime film, 'Murder on a Sunday Morning' primarily elicits high levels of Anxiety and Anger due to the wrongful accusation of a 15-year-old and the perceived injustice of the legal system. Deep Empathy is felt for Brenton Butler and his family, while Curiosity drives engagement as the film meticulously uncovers the truth of the investigation and trial. Sadness arises from the tragic crime and the profound impact on the young man's life, with Disturbing elements stemming from the flaws within the justice system. Anticipation builds towards the trial's outcome, fueled by Hope for justice to prevail, ultimately leading to Relief and Satisfaction if a fair verdict is reached.