Land of Mine

Audience emotional responses for 'Land of Mine' are dominated by a profound sense of **Sadness** and **Empathy** for the young German POWs forced into the perilous task of clearing landmines. A pervasive **Anxiety** is felt due to the constant threat of explosions and the boys' inexperience, while **Fear** arises from the immediate danger and graphic outcomes. **Anger** is directed at the historical injustice and the initial prejudice, contributing to a **Disturbing** overall experience. A deep **Melancholy** underscores the film, reflecting on the grim consequences of war, tempered by a small but crucial sense of **Hope** as human connections form amidst the despair.