The Dog Who Wouldn't Be Quiet

As a drama, the film primarily evokes strong feelings of Empathy and Melancholy, as audiences connect with Sebastián's quiet struggles, transient existence, and the underlying sense of existential dread brought on by the 'possible apocalypse'. Sadness is also prominent, reflecting the bittersweet nature of his encounters and transformations. Despite the somber backdrop, moments of Inspiration and Hope emerge from his resilience and pursuit of love, while a pervasive Anxiety underscores the world's precarious state.