Parade's End

Audience emotional responses for 'Parade's End' are heavily weighted towards Sadness, Melancholy, and Empathy, reflecting Christopher Tietjens' profound personal suffering, the tragic backdrop of WWI, and the dissolution of his marriage. Love and Hope emerge from his burgeoning relationship, offering a counterpoint to the pervasive sorrow. Anxiety is present due to the war's impact and the complex marital tensions, while Anger may be directed at Sylvia's infidelity. The film's exploration of honor amidst adversity also elicits a degree of Inspiration.