War

Audience emotional responses for 'War (2002)' are dominated by intense **Anxiety** due to the high-stakes hostage situation and the brutal backdrop of the Chechen war. This is closely followed by profound **Sadness** and **Fear**, reflecting the human cost of conflict and the constant threat faced by the characters. **Empathy** is strong for the vulnerable hostages and soldiers, while **Anticipation** builds as the plot unfolds with rescue attempts and the wait for ransom. **Anger** is directed towards the perpetrators and the injustice of war, and the film's depiction of violence elicits a significant **Disturbing** response. Moments of action and suspense also contribute to **Excitement**.