The Promised Land

The audience's emotional journey for 'The Promised Land' is dominated by a profound sense of **sadness** and **melancholy**, reflecting the arduous and often solitary struggle of Ludvig Kahlen to cultivate the harsh Jutland. **Empathy** and **inspiration** are high, driven by his unwavering perseverance against immense odds and the unforgiving environment. The 'Action' and 'Drama' genres contribute to significant **anxiety** and **anticipation** as Kahlen faces conflicts and dangers, alongside moments of **excitement** and **anger** stemming from the challenges and adversaries he encounters. Underlying these are feelings of **hope** for his ultimate success and **satisfaction** in his small victories.