The Zero Theorem

The Zero Theorem elicits a strong sense of **Melancholy** and **Sadness** due to its socially isolated protagonist grappling with existential dread and the potential meaninglessness of life. **Empathy** is high for his struggle, while **Confusion** and **Curiosity** are sparked by the abstract 'Zero Theorem' and the film's surreal, dystopian world. The 'Comedy' genre manifests as **Humor**, often dark and absurdist, rather than outright joy. **Anxiety** and a sense of the **Disturbing** arise from the film's philosophical implications and oppressive corporate setting, balanced by a persistent flicker of **Hope** in the protagonist's search for meaning.