Izo

Izo primarily elicits intense **Anger** from its audience, driven by the protagonist's relentless rage and desire for vengeance stemming from his brutal past. This is strongly coupled with a pervasive sense of being **Disturbing**, reflecting the film's extreme, often surreal, violence and the protagonist's transformation into a brutal killing machine. Viewers experience significant **Anxiety** and **Excitement** from the relentless action sequences and Izo's unpredictable, destructive path. The fantastical and non-linear narrative, characteristic of its director, also leads to considerable **Confusion**, while **Fear** arises from the sheer brutality and Izo's overwhelming power. Underlying these visceral reactions are elements of **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Izo's initial suffering, and a pervasive **Melancholy** that underscores the film's bleak and existential tone.