Orphan

Given its 'Crime, Drama, Thriller' genres and the plot, audience emotional responses for 'Orphan (2016)' would be dominated by a pervasive sense of Anxiety and Sadness. Anxiety stems from the protagonist Renée's past catching up to her, the dangerous encounters, and the overall tension inherent in a thriller about a woman on the run or dealing with dark secrets. Sadness is deeply rooted in Renée's 'emotionally damaged' state, the depiction of her brutal childhood, and the 'disaster' that shaped her. Empathy is strongly evoked as the audience witnesses her journey through various traumatic life stages, understanding her struggles and her determination to achieve freedom. Anticipation is built through the non-linear narrative, as viewers piece together the 'fractured portrait' of her interconnected lives, eager to uncover the full story. Disturbing elements arise from the 'self-destructive, addicted gambler' Tara, the 'brutal father,' and the general dark undertones of the crime and drama aspects. Fear would be present during moments of direct threat or peril, particularly in the earlier, more vulnerable stages of her life. Anger might be directed towards the characters or circumstances that caused Renée's trauma, while Curiosity is naturally sparked by the fragmented, mystery-driven plot.