Atonement

Based on the Drama, Mystery, and Romance genres, "Atonement" primarily evokes profound **Sadness**, **Love**, **Empathy**, and **Melancholy**. The tragic romance and the devastating consequences of a false accusation lead to deep sadness and empathy for the protagonists, while a pervasive sense of melancholy underscores the film's themes of loss and regret. **Anger** is also a significant emotion, directed at the injustice and the character responsible for the initial lie, alongside a strong sense of **Guilt** reflecting Briony's lifelong burden. The film also elicits **Anxiety** for the characters' fates and a fleeting sense of **Hope** that is ultimately extinguished by the narrative's bittersweet resolution and surprising twist.