Still Life

As a poignant drama, 'Still Life' primarily evokes **Sadness** and **Melancholy** due to its central theme of individuals dying alone and the initially isolated life of John May. **Empathy** is a strong emotional response, as viewers connect deeply with John's meticulous dedication to the forgotten and his quiet humanity. The film's narrative arc, focusing on John's 'liberating journey' and finding meaning, leads to significant feelings of **Inspiration** and **Hope**. **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** are also present as the audience follows John's investigations and his personal transformation.