Howl

The film primarily evokes Empathy for Allen Ginsberg's personal and artistic struggles, particularly during the challenging period of the obscenity trial. This is closely followed by Sadness and Anxiety stemming from the 'dark moment' of censorship and the uncertain outcome of the legal battle. Viewers are likely to feel Anger at the societal repression and injustice faced by artists, while simultaneously experiencing Inspiration from Ginsberg's courage in finding and expressing his true voice, contributing to the birth of a counterculture. A sense of Melancholy pervades, reflecting the historical context and the inherent struggles of the era. Curiosity is also a significant emotion, driven by the desire to understand the poem, the artist, and the cultural impact of the events depicted.