Pickpocket

As a psychological crime drama, "Pickpocket" is dominated by emotions reflecting the protagonist's internal struggle and the film's somber tone. **Sadness**, **Empathy**, **Anxiety**, **Guilt**, and **Melancholy** are highly prominent, capturing his isolation, moral conflict, and the constant threat of capture. **Anticipation**, **Curiosity**, and **Disturbing** elements drive the narrative as the audience follows his illicit activities and ponders his motivations and ultimate fate. Emotions like **Fear**, **Inspiration** (from the film's artistry or character's journey), **Love**, and **Hope** (for potential redemption) also play significant roles, while more positive emotions like Joy, Humor, and Happiness are minimal, reflecting the film's bleak realism.