Charlie Says

Given its focus on the infamous Manson murder case and the psychological transformations of the perpetrators, 'Charlie Says' primarily evokes strong feelings of Disturbing due to the horrific nature of the crimes. Sadness is prominent for the victims and the tragic circumstances, alongside Empathy for the graduate student and the women's struggle to confront their past. Anxiety and Anger are also significant, reflecting the tension and outrage associated with the events, while Curiosity drives the audience's desire to understand the complex motivations and the process of facing reality. A pervasive sense of Melancholy underscores the somber and reflective narrative.