The Man Who Saved the World

As a documentary, biography, and drama centered on a near-nuclear catastrophe, the film primarily evokes intense Anxiety and Fear due to the immense stakes of a potential global war. This tension is followed by significant Relief and Satisfaction as the disaster is averted by Stanislav Petrov's actions. Viewers experience deep Empathy for Petrov, understanding the immense burden and responsibility he carried, leading to Inspiration and Awe for his courage and critical decision-making that saved billions of lives. There's also a sense of Sadness and Melancholy reflecting on the Cold War era and the fragility of peace.