The Catholic School

The film, a drama centered on the horrific Circeo Massacre, primarily evokes Sadness and a deeply Disturbing feeling due to its graphic content and the tragic nature of the real-life events. Empathy is high for the victims, while Anxiety builds as the narrative progresses towards the violence. Viewers are likely to feel Anger and Disgust towards the perpetrators and the societal factors that enabled such brutality, alongside a pervasive sense of Melancholy reflecting the loss of innocence and the dark period depicted. Fear is present during the depiction of the attack, and Guilt may arise from the examination of the privileged background of the attackers. Curiosity is also a key emotion as the film attempts to explore the triggers behind the violence.