A House on Fire

A House on Fire elicits a strong blend of comedic and dramatic emotional responses. Audiences will primarily experience **Humor** from the chaotic family reunion and Montse's determined, perhaps desperate, attempts to control it. This is balanced by significant **Sadness** and **Empathy** stemming from Montse's personal struggles as a divorced mother ignored by her children, and the inherent **Melancholy** of a 'last weekend' scenario. Moments of genuine **Joy** and **Happiness** emerge as the family navigates their complex relationships, often underpinned by **Love**, despite the conflicts. The film's 'Drama' aspect ensures a poignant, relatable experience alongside the laughs.