The Man Who Will Come

The audience's emotional response is profoundly shaped by the film's 'Drama, War' genre and its tragic plot. Dominant emotions include deep Sadness and Empathy, stemming from Martina's personal trauma and the devastating Marzabotto massacre. High levels of Anxiety and Fear are evoked by the escalating war and the constant threat faced by the villagers, culminating in the horrific events. Anger and Disgust are directed towards the perpetrators of the atrocities. Melancholy pervades the film's atmosphere, reflecting the somber historical context. Despite the overwhelming tragedy, a fragile sense of Hope emerges with the birth of Martina's new brother, representing resilience and the continuation of life amidst immense suffering.