Surviving with Wolves

Audience emotional responses for 'Surviving with Wolves' are primarily dominated by profound sadness and empathy, stemming from Misha's harrowing journey as a Jewish child separated from her family during WWII and her desperate struggle for survival. High levels of anxiety and fear are evoked by the constant threat of Nazi capture and the perilous challenges of living in the wilderness. Despite the grim circumstances, the film also inspires through Misha's extraordinary resilience and unwavering hope to reunite with her parents, while a pervasive melancholy reflects the tragic realities of war and loss. Anger and a sense of disturbance are also present due to the depiction of cruelty and abuse.