Freeze Frame

Audience emotional responses for 'Freeze Frame' are primarily driven by the film's Crime, Drama, and Mystery genres. High levels of Anxiety and Fear stem from the protagonist Sean Veil's intense paranoia and constant threat of re-incrimination for a heinous crime. Anticipation and Curiosity are central as viewers are drawn into the mystery of the original murder, the missing alibi tapes, and the identity of the true culprit or manipulator. Empathy is strongly felt for Sean, who is trapped in a nightmarish existence, while Sadness is evoked by the tragic nature of the initial crime and Sean's ruined life. Anger and Disgust are directed towards the manipulative antagonist, Saul Seger, and the overarching injustice Sean faces. Confusion arises from the complex web of accusations and the unfolding mystery, leading to moments of Surprise with plot twists. Underlying these dominant emotions are Melancholy, reflecting Sean's bleak reality, and a persistent Hope for his eventual vindication.