Radioactive

Audiences primarily experience a deep sense of Love for Marie and Pierre's relationship, coupled with Sadness and Empathy for the personal tragedies and immense challenges Marie faced, including the loss of her husband and the health consequences of her work. The film also evokes strong Inspiration and Awe for her groundbreaking scientific achievements and unwavering dedication. A pervasive Melancholy arises from the long-term implications of radioactivity, with moments of Disturbing reflection on its destructive potential, contrasting with the initial Joy and Happiness of discovery and personal connection.