The Chorus

Audience emotional responses for 'The Chorus' are primarily driven by **Inspiration** as Clément Mathieu transforms the lives of troubled boys through music, fostering **Empathy** for their difficult circumstances and Mathieu's dedication. **Hope** is a strong underlying emotion as the boys find a new path. The film evokes **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflecting the initial bleakness of the school, the boys' pasts, and the bittersweet nature of memories, balanced by **Joy** and **Happiness** derived from the success of the choir and the beauty of the music. **Nostalgia** is prominent due to the memoir-based framing device, while **Anger** is directed at the cruel principal. **Love** for the bonds formed and **Awe** at the musical talent also contribute significantly.