We Don't Live Here Anymore

For 'We Don't Live Here Anymore,' a Drama/Romance, audience emotional responses are heavily influenced by the film's intimate scrutiny of four characters' complex lives as lovers, parents, and friends. The title itself, combined with the narrow, intense focus on domestic and professional struggles, leads to a dominant sense of **Sadness** and **Melancholy**, reflecting the unraveling of relationships and a pervasive feeling of loss or disillusionment. **Empathy** is a key emotion as viewers are drawn into the characters' internal conflicts and difficult choices. While **Love** is central to the romance genre, it's portrayed with significant complexity and pain, leading to feelings of **Anxiety**, **Guilt**, and **Anger** stemming from interpersonal conflicts and betrayals. **Nostalgia** may also arise, a longing for what once was or what could have been.