The film primarily evokes strong Empathy for the marginalized mental patients and the pioneering psychiatrist, Dra. Nise da Silveira, who challenges conventional, often inhumane, treatments. It is deeply Inspirational as it chronicles the 'miracle' of art transforming lives and validating a compassionate approach to mental health. Viewers will also feel Sadness for the initial plight and abandonment of the patients, and a significant sense of Hope as their lives are revitalized through artistic expression. Awe and Satisfaction arise from witnessing the profound impact of Nise's methods and the recognition of the patients' artistic talent. There's also an underlying Anger at the systemic neglect and ridicule Nise faced, and a touch of Melancholy reflecting the historical context and the patients' struggles.
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