The Day of the Crows

Audience emotional responses for 'The Day of the Crows' are primarily driven by its dramatic and fantastical narrative. High percentages of Sadness, Empathy, and Melancholy reflect the boy's isolated upbringing under a tyrannical father and the somber atmosphere of the forest. As the boy ventures into the unknown and meets Manon, Curiosity, Hope, Love, and Inspiration become prominent, signifying his journey of discovery and growth. Awe is also present due to the unique animated fantasy world and the boy's first encounters with the outside world, while Anxiety and Anger stem from the oppressive father figure and the challenges of his new experiences.