Tangerines

The audience's emotional response to 'Tangerines' is profoundly shaped by its anti-war narrative. Sadness and Empathy are dominant, reflecting the tragic human cost of conflict and the film's powerful portrayal of shared humanity amidst opposing sides. High Anxiety stems from the constant tension and danger within a war zone, while Hope and Inspiration emerge from the characters' moral courage and the possibility of understanding. Melancholy captures the somber atmosphere of a deserted village and the lingering impact of war, complemented by underlying Anger at the senselessness of the conflict.