The King of Havana

The King of Havana elicits strong emotional responses centered around the harsh realities of life in late 90s Havana. Audiences primarily feel **Sadness** and **Melancholy** due to Reinaldo's struggles with poverty, hunger, and disillusionment in a decaying society. Deep **Empathy** is evoked for Reinaldo and other survivors as they navigate their difficult circumstances. Despite the pervasive misery, moments of intense **Love** and passion provide a counterpoint, offering fleeting escapes and a sense of connection. Underlying **Anxiety** reflects the constant struggle for survival, while the raw depiction of life can be **Disturbing**. A glimmer of **Hope** persists as characters strive to find meaning and connection amidst their challenging existence.