Cosmos

The audience's emotional journey through 'Cosmos' is dominated by a pervasive sense of unease and mystery. High levels of **Anxiety**, **Anticipation**, and **Disturbing** feelings are central, driven by the escalating 'omens' and the dark, unsettling acts, particularly the hanging of the cat and the ominous question of a human victim. **Curiosity** and **Confusion** are also prominent as viewers try to decipher the strange events and Witold's motivations. The drama elements contribute significantly to feelings of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** stemming from Witold's personal failures and unrequited love. While classified as a comedy, the humor is likely dark and subtle, offering only a minor counterpoint to the film's overall unsettling and dramatic tone.