Thirteen

Thirteen is a raw and intense drama that elicits strong emotional responses, primarily dominated by Sadness, Anxiety, Empathy, and Melancholy. Viewers experience deep Sadness and Melancholy watching Tracy's painful descent into self-destructive behavior and the emotional turmoil within her family. High Anxiety is present due to the escalating dangerous situations and Tracy's self-harm. Empathy is strongly felt for both Tracy, caught in a destructive cycle, and her struggling mother. The film's explicit portrayal of underage drug use, sex, and self-harm makes it profoundly Disturbing. Anger and Disgust arise from the destructive choices and the challenging circumstances, while Guilt and Fear are felt for Tracy's well-being. The overall emotional landscape is one of deep concern and unease, with minimal moments of hope or relief.