Timbuktu

Based on the 'Drama, War' genre and the harrowing plot, the audience's emotional response to 'Timbuktu' is primarily characterized by profound Sadness and Empathy for the characters enduring the brutal regime. This is strongly accompanied by Anger and Disgust towards the oppressive Jihadists and the injustices they inflict. Anxiety and Fear are pervasive due to the constant threat and unpredictable violence. A deep Melancholy reflects the loss of freedom and traditional life. Despite the grim circumstances, there's a notable undercurrent of Inspiration derived from the quiet dignity and resilience of the people, and a fragile sense of Hope for their spirit to endure. The film's stark portrayal of the regime's actions also evokes a strong sense of being Disturbing.