The Round Up

The audience's emotional response to 'The Round Up' is overwhelmingly somber and deeply impactful, dominated by profound **sadness** and **empathy** for the Jewish families, particularly the children, caught in the horrific Vel' d'Hiv Roundup. A pervasive sense of **anxiety** and **fear** accompanies the constant threat and the inhumane conditions depicted. Viewers will also feel **anger** at the perpetrators and the injustice, alongside a strong sense of the events being deeply **disturbing** and evoking a lasting **melancholy** due to the film's historical accuracy and tragic subject matter.