Cargo 200

Cargo 200 is a notoriously bleak and disturbing film, leading to an audience emotional response dominated by intense negative feelings. **Disgust** and a sense of being **Disturbing** are paramount, reflecting the film's graphic and nihilistic portrayal of violence and human depravity. High levels of **Anxiety** and **Fear** are sustained throughout due to the constant threat, the brutal murder, and the disappearance, characteristic of a thriller. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** stem from the grim depiction of the declining Soviet era and the tragic fates of the characters. **Anger** is provoked by the pervasive injustice and the shocking acts depicted. While there's some **Anticipation** and **Curiosity** driven by the crime investigation, these are largely overshadowed by the overwhelming sense of dread and despair. Positive emotions like joy, hope, or satisfaction are virtually absent, reflecting the film's utterly bleak and nihilistic tone.