The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

As a Drama and War film, 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas' primarily evokes profound Sadness due to its tragic narrative, culminating in the devastating and shocking ending. Empathy is strongly felt for the innocent children, Bruno and Shmuel, and for Bruno's mother as she grapples with the horrific reality of the concentration camp. The film is deeply Disturbing given its subject matter (the Holocaust) and the stark portrayal of its impact on innocent lives. Anxiety builds throughout, leading to the inevitable tragic climax, while Anger is directed at the immense injustice and cruelty depicted.