Mammoth

This drama-romance heavily emphasizes the emotional toll of familial neglect and personal failings. Sadness and Empathy are paramount, driven by Gloria's longing for her children, the tragic fate of her son Salvador, and Ellen's guilt and subsequent re-evaluation of her role as a mother. Melancholy pervades the narrative, reflecting the characters' internal struggles and the strained relationships. Disgust and Anger are evoked by Leo's irresponsible and unfaithful actions, while Anxiety builds around the vulnerable characters, particularly Salvador. Despite moments of hope for reconciliation or personal growth, the film's overall emotional landscape is somber and reflective of the consequences of modern life's pressures on human connection.