Acquitted

Audience emotional responses for 'Acquitted' are heavily influenced by its Crime and Drama genres, focusing on a protagonist unjustly judged by society. Empathy is a dominant emotion, as viewers connect with Aksel's struggle against a community that refuses to forget his past acquittal for murder. Sadness and Melancholy are pervasive, reflecting the tragic history, the protagonist's isolation, and the somber atmosphere of a town haunted by its past. Anxiety is high due to the unresolved conflicts, the threat to the town's business, and the constant tension between Aksel and his former home. Anger is also significant, stemming from the town's lingering resentment and the injustice Aksel faces. Guilt is a central theme, explicitly explored in the plot, keeping audiences engaged in Aksel's internal and external battles. Curiosity is strong as the narrative unfolds, prompting viewers to uncover the truth behind the past murder and the unfolding present-day drama.