That's What I Am

The movie 'That's What I Am' primarily elicits strong **Empathy** for the struggles of the outcast 'Big G' and the unfairly targeted Mr. Simon, alongside significant **Inspiration** derived from 'Big G''s resilience and dignity, Mr. Simon's wisdom, and Andy's journey of growth and acceptance. As a drama, it evokes **Sadness** due to bullying and injustice. However, its comedy and platonic romance elements ensure a notable presence of **Joy**, **Love** (for friendship and mentorship), and **Humor**. Audiences also experience **Hope** for positive outcomes and **Happiness** as characters find understanding and resolution, with underlying **Anger** towards the bullies and **Anxiety** for the characters' predicaments. The 1965 setting also contributes to a sense of **Nostalgia**.