Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1983

As a grim Crime, Drama, and History film, 'Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1983' elicits strong emotional responses centered on its bleak narrative. Audiences experience significant Sadness and Empathy for the victims of child disappearances and the wrongly accused, alongside intense Anxiety and Fear for the protagonist navigating a deeply corrupt police force. Anger and Disgust are prominent reactions to the pervasive injustice and the moral decay depicted. The film's 'murky tale' and unresolved nature contribute heavily to a pervasive sense of Melancholy and a Disturbing atmosphere, leaving viewers with a profound sense of unease.