Factory Girl

As a biographical drama, 'Factory Girl' primarily elicits strong feelings of sadness, melancholy, and empathy for Edie Sedgwick's tragic downfall. The audience experiences anxiety and a sense of disturbance as she loses grip on reality amidst the chaotic and exploitative Warhol Factory scene. While there are initial fleeting moments of joy and excitement during her meteoric rise, these are overshadowed by the film's somber tone. A notable sense of nostalgia for the vibrant 1960s New York counter-culture and curiosity about the iconic figures involved also contribute significantly to the emotional landscape.