Fuera del cielo

Audience emotional responses for 'Fuera del cielo' are heavily influenced by its Crime, Drama, and Thriller genres. A pervasive sense of **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** dominates, driven by the brothers' dangerous quest to fulfill a promise, the looming threat of the vengeful police officer Rojas, and the uncertain consequences of their actions. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** are prominent due to the fractured family, Malboro's past imprisonment, Sara's deep-seated resentment, and the overall gritty, often bleak, urban setting. **Empathy** is felt for the characters' struggles and difficult circumstances, while **Anger** arises from Cucu's internal struggles, Malboro's past, and Rojas's intense hatred. The film also elicits **Fear** and a **Disturbing** feeling from the violent encounters, the 'beater' within Cucu, and the constant peril. Elements of **Surprise** from plot twists and underlying **Guilt** related to Malboro's ambiguous past contribute to the complex emotional landscape.