Dunkirk

Dunkirk, as an Action, Drama, and History film, primarily evokes intense **Anxiety** and **Fear** due to the relentless, overwhelming threat faced by trapped soldiers and the constant danger of the evacuation. **Anticipation** is high as audiences are kept on edge, wondering if rescue will succeed. **Empathy** is strongly felt for the desperate plight of the soldiers and the brave civilians. Moments of **Sadness** reflect the grim realities of war and loss, while **Relief** and **Inspiration** emerge from the successful, albeit harrowing, acts of rescue and the extraordinary civilian effort, creating a powerful sense of **Awe** at the historical event.