Control

Audience emotional responses for 'Control' are primarily characterized by a blend of dark humor, anxiety, and melancholy. The film's 'bleak comedy' aspect elicits **Humor** from the absurdities of the underground world and its eccentric inhabitants. However, this is deeply intertwined with **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** stemming from the mysterious serial killer plot and the high-pressure, competitive environment of the metro controllers. A pervasive sense of **Melancholy** and **Sadness** is evoked by the dark, isolated setting and the characters' struggles for meaning and escape. **Empathy** is felt for the protagonist, Bulcsú, and his ragtag crew as they navigate their grim existence. The crime element also introduces **Disturbing** undertones and fuels **Curiosity** about the killer's identity and the resolution of the plot.