The Wind Rises

As a poignant Animation, Biography, and Drama, 'The Wind Rises' primarily evokes strong Sadness and Empathy, stemming from Jiro's personal sacrifices, Nahoko's illness, and the backdrop of historical tragedies like the Great Kanto Earthquake and the looming war. A deep sense of Melancholy permeates the film, reflecting the bittersweet pursuit of dreams amidst inevitable loss and the moral complexities of designing war machines. Despite these somber elements, the film also inspires through Jiro's unwavering dedication to his craft and his pursuit of beauty in design, alongside a profound Love story that provides a poignant counterpoint to the hardships. The stunning visuals and dream sequences also elicit Awe for the beauty of flight and innovation.