To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters

As a Biography, Drama, and History film, 'To Walk Invisible' primarily elicits strong feelings of Sadness, Empathy, and Melancholy. This is driven by the Brontë sisters' constant struggles, their brother Branwell's tragic decline and self-destructive behavior, and the premature deaths of the sisters themselves. Despite the pervasive sorrow, the audience also experiences Inspiration and Hope from their remarkable literary achievements against societal odds, leading to moments of Satisfaction and Relief when their works are published. Anxiety, Anger, and Disgust are also present, stemming from the family's precarious future and Branwell's detrimental actions.