Lolita

The film "Lolita" (1962), despite its "Romance" genre tag, is primarily characterized by its **Disturbing** nature, reflecting the controversial and illicit relationship at its core. This leads to significant feelings of **Anxiety** and **Sadness**, particularly concerning the titular character's plight. **Empathy** is strongly evoked for Lolita, while **Disgust** and **Guilt** are common audience reactions to Humbert's actions. The complex psychological drama also elicits **Melancholy**, **Confusion**, and **Curiosity** about the characters' motivations and the tragic unfolding of events. The "Love" present is a twisted, obsessive form, far from conventional romance.