Wind River

Audience emotional responses for Wind River are dominated by a profound sense of Sadness and Melancholy stemming from the tragic murder of Natalie and the pervasive grief experienced by the characters, particularly Cory Lambert. This is coupled with strong Empathy for the victims, their families, and the struggles of the Native American community on the reservation. Anger is a significant emotion, directed at the perpetrators of the heinous crime and the systemic issues contributing to such violence. Anxiety is felt throughout the tense investigation in a dangerous and unforgiving environment, while the graphic nature of the crime and its implications evoke a strong Disturbing response. Curiosity and Anticipation are present as the mystery unfolds, leading to a grim Satisfaction and a faint glimmer of Hope for justice, though overshadowed by the film's somber tone.