A Man Who Was Superman

As a Comedy-Drama, "A Man Who Was Superman" elicits a rich blend of emotional responses. **Humor** is a dominant emotion, stemming from the protagonist's quirky belief that he is Superman and the comedic situations that arise from his attempts to help others. This is complemented by feelings of **Joy** and **Happiness** as audiences witness his selfless, albeit misguided, acts. The dramatic core introduces significant **Sadness** and **Empathy** as the film gradually reveals the poignant truth behind his delusion and the impact of his actions on those around him, including the initially cynical producer. A sense of **Melancholy** often pervades, reflecting the bittersweet nature of his condition. Ultimately, the film aims to be **Inspirational**, as the producer undergoes a transformation and the audience is prompted to reflect on the true meaning of heroism and compassion in everyday life.