White Elephant

The film primarily evokes strong feelings of Sadness and Anxiety due to the grim realities of life in the Buenos Aires slums, the constant threat of violence from drug cartels, and the political corruption that thwarts efforts to help the community. Empathy is high for the dedicated priests and the struggling local population. Anger and Disturbing emotions arise from the injustices, assassinations, and escalating violence. A pervasive sense of Melancholy underscores the weakening faith and the seemingly insurmountable challenges faced by the characters. While there are initial glimmers of Hope and Inspiration from the priests' work, these are largely overshadowed by the bleak circumstances.