Lie to Me the Truth

Audience emotional responses for 'Lie to Me the Truth' are dominated by a pervasive sense of **Anxiety** and **Anticipation**, stemming from the characters becoming 'hostages of the situation' and participants in 'cruel psychological games.' **Fear** is a significant emotion due to the implied 'mortal danger,' while the 'cruel psychological games' themselves evoke a strong feeling of being **Disturbing**. The plot's focus on 'jealousy' and the violation of an 'idyll' leads to considerable **Anger** and **Sadness**, as well as **Envy** related to the relationship dynamics. **Surprise** and **Confusion** arise from the unpredictable nature of the psychological manipulations. Overall, the film aims to create a tense, unsettling, and emotionally draining experience rather than one of joy or inspiration.