Police, Adjective

Audience emotional responses for 'Police, Adjective' are dominated by a profound sense of Empathy for Cristi's moral dilemma and the young man's precarious situation. This is coupled with significant Anxiety stemming from Cristi's internal conflict and the pressure from his superiors. A pervasive Sadness and Melancholy reflect the grim, bureaucratic setting and the film's exploration of the futility of individual conscience against rigid systems. Anger and a Disturbing feeling arise from the perceived injustice and the unyielding nature of the law, while Confusion and Guilt underscore the film's central philosophical questions about morality and duty.