Gone with the Wind

The dominant emotions for 'Gone with the Wind' are Love (15%), Sadness (12%), Empathy (10%), Nostalgia (8%), and Anger (7%). These reflect the film's core genres: Love is central to the epic romance; Sadness and Empathy stem from the dramatic and wartime themes, depicting loss, suffering, and human resilience. Nostalgia captures the longing for a lost era, while Anger highlights the strong-willed characters and the conflicts of a changing world.