The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson

The movie, a documentary and biography, primarily elicits **Sadness** due to the tragic and suspicious death of Marsha P. Johnson and the broader context of hate crimes and the AIDS crisis. **Anger** is a significant response to the injustice, the dismissal of her death as suicide, and the systemic failures in investigating crimes against the LGBTQ+ community. **Empathy** is strongly felt for Marsha, Sylvia Rivera, and other marginalized individuals and activists who faced immense danger and fought for their rights. **Anxiety** and a sense of the **Disturbing** arise from the ongoing threats, the fear among contemporaries, and the unresolved nature of the violence. Despite the somber themes, the film also inspires **Inspiration** through the resilience and activism of Marsha P. Johnson and other pioneers, and fosters **Curiosity** as it delves into the decades-long quest for answers. A sense of **Nostalgia** and **Melancholy** is evoked by the extensive use of archival footage, reflecting on a pivotal yet painful period in LGBTQ+ history.