The Last Family

Audience emotional responses for 'The Last Family' are primarily dominated by Sadness, Melancholy, and Empathy, reflecting the profound and enduring struggles of the Beksinski family, marked by 'consecutive funerals' and the complex, 'trouble-making' son. Anxiety and Anger are significant due to 'family feuds' and the unpredictable nature of their lives. Despite the 'love-hate relations,' an underlying sense of Love for the family persists. The 'disturbing dystopian paintings' contribute to feelings of Disturbing and Awe, while the biographical nature of the 28-year saga sparks Curiosity about their unique and often tragic existence.