Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters

Audience emotional responses for 'Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters' are primarily driven by its biographical drama genre and tragic plot. Sadness and Melancholy are prominent due to the film's exploration of Yukio Mishima's complex and ultimately self-destructive life, culminating in his ritual suicide. Empathy and Curiosity are high as viewers delve into understanding his controversial motivations, philosophical depth, and the parallels with his literary works. The film also evokes Disturbing and Anxiety due to its depiction of extremism, violence, and the tension leading up to 'The Last Day'. Awe and Inspiration are present, stemming from Mishima's literary genius, the film's artistic presentation, and his unwavering conviction, while Anger and Confusion may arise from his radical actions and complex ideology.