Black '47

Audience emotional responses for 'Black '47' are primarily driven by profound sadness and empathy, reflecting the devastating impact of the Great Famine on the Irish people and the protagonist's family. This is strongly coupled with anger and a sense of the disturbing, stemming from the brutalization and injustice depicted. Anxiety and anticipation are also prominent, fueled by the protagonist's perilous quest for revenge and the intense action sequences within a bleak historical setting.