You Don't Know Jack

The audience's emotional responses are heavily influenced by the film's biographical drama genre and its controversial subject matter. Sadness, empathy, and melancholy are prominent due to the portrayal of terminally ill individuals seeking an end to suffering and Dr. Kevorkian's relentless, often tragic, legal battles. A significant sense of disturbance arises from the ethical dilemmas and the grim reality of assisted suicide. Curiosity is high, driven by the moral ambiguity of Kevorkian's actions and the central question of whether he is a 'hero or hubris'. Anxiety and anger stem from the legal conflicts and the societal resistance he faces, while a degree of inspiration might be felt for his unwavering conviction.