The Mafia Kills Only in Summer

As a black comedy, 'The Mafia Kills Only in Summer' primarily evokes strong **Humor**, **Joy**, and **Happiness** through its satirical portrayal of Mafia bosses and the protagonist's quirky coming-of-age story. However, given its 'Crime' and 'Drama' genres and basis in real events, significant **Empathy** is felt for the victims and the 'Antimafia heroes,' alongside **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflecting on the tragic impact of the Mafia on Sicilian history. There's also underlying **Anxiety** and **Anger** towards the Mafia's pervasive influence, balanced by **Inspiration** from those who resisted it and **Love** from the central romantic subplot, all contributing to a bittersweet, nostalgic tone.