Landline

The emotional responses for Landline are primarily driven by its 'Comedy, Drama' genre, blending lighthearted humor with the complexities of family life. Humor is prominent, reflecting the film's 'honest comedy' approach to relatable situations. Sadness and Empathy are significant, stemming from the family's struggles with infidelity, self-discovery, and the imperfections of relationships. A strong sense of Nostalgia resonates with the 1995 setting, evoking a longing for a bygone era. Moments of Joy and Happiness emerge from the family's enduring bond and the sisters' evolving friendship. Underlying the narrative is Melancholy, as characters grapple with truths and the realization that life doesn't always meet expectations, balanced by Love that ultimately keeps the family connected.