Nothing Bad Can Happen

The film primarily evokes intense negative and unsettling emotions. 'Disturbing' is paramount, reflecting the escalating cruelty and 'libidinous actions' inflicted upon Tore. This is closely followed by 'Fear' and 'Anxiety' for Tore's safety and the constant threat he faces. 'Anger' and 'Sadness' arise from witnessing his torment, while 'Empathy' is felt for his unwavering, yet tragic, adherence to his beliefs. 'Disgust' is a natural response to the depravity depicted. The audience also experiences significant 'Curiosity' and 'Confusion' regarding Tore's motivations for staying and enduring the abuse, alongside a pervasive sense of 'Melancholy' due to the bleak and tragic narrative.