In Enemy Hands

Audience emotional responses for 'In Enemy Hands' are dominated by high levels of Anxiety, Fear, and Anticipation, reflecting the constant peril faced by American prisoners of war aboard a German U-boat. Sadness and Melancholy are prominent due to the grim realities of war, loss of freedom, and the desperate fight for survival. Empathy arises from the complex moral dilemmas as former enemies are forced to cooperate, while Anger reflects the inherent conflict and harsh circumstances. Hope provides a crucial undercurrent as characters strive for survival against overwhelming odds.