Election

Election (2005), a gritty Hong Kong Triad film, primarily evokes **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as viewers are drawn into the intense and unpredictable power struggle for chairmanship. The film's 'Crime' and 'Thriller' genres contribute heavily to feelings of **Fear** and **Anger** due to the brutal violence, betrayals, and moral depravity depicted. A strong sense of the **Disturbing** is present from the ruthless actions and the bleak portrayal of the Triad world. As a 'Drama', it also elicits **Empathy** for characters caught in the cycle of violence and power, alongside moments of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflecting the tragic consequences and the cyclical nature of the conflict. **Surprise** and **Curiosity** are also significant as the plot unfolds with unexpected twists and turns.