Hand of God

Audience emotional responses for 'Hand of God' are dominated by the psychological drama and moral ambiguity of its plot. High **Anxiety** stems from the judge's unpredictable and dangerous path of vigilante justice, coupled with the tension inherent in a crime narrative. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflect the tragic breakdown of the protagonist and the somber tone of his misguided quest. The film evokes a strong sense of **Disturbing** due to the judge's deteriorating mental state, the unsettling idea of divine compulsion for violent acts, and the brutal nature of his vigilantism. **Empathy** is present, albeit complex, as viewers grapple with the judge's internal struggles and the societal corruption he targets, even if his methods are deeply flawed. **Anger** can be directed both at the corrupt system the judge fights and at the judge himself for his extreme and often brutal actions. Finally, **Confusion** arises from the judge's deteriorating mental state and the profound moral dilemmas presented by his self-appointed mission.