At the End of the Tunnel

As a Crime, Drama, and Thriller, 'At the End of the Tunnel' primarily elicits high levels of **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as the vulnerable protagonist, Joaquín, meticulously plans to outwit bank robbers from his wheelchair. **Fear** and **Surprise** are significant due to the constant danger, unexpected plot twists, and the revelation of crucial secrets. The film's dramatic core evokes **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Joaquín's past tragedy and his current struggles, as well as for Berta and her daughter Betty's difficult circumstances. **Anger** is directed towards the criminals, while a sense of **Disturbing** arises from the desperate measures taken and the dark nature of the crime.