Film

Number

1

Code

11

Length

2’09’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

“Jacquouille” (Christian Clavier) and Godfroid (Jean Reno) destroy the postman’s car.

First scene

Jacquouille emerges from the wood onto a road.

Last scene

Messire Godfroid prays and looks at a horse in the field.

Film

Number

2

Code

12

Length

1’55’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

After he woke up in the morning, the commander of the concentration camp goes to a balcony and shoots randomly at the camp’s prisoners with a riffle.

First scene

A soldier picks the prisoners chosen to work in the factory.

Last scene

The commander stops shooting and uses his rifle to stretch his arms behind him.

Film

Number

3

Code

13

Length

4’14’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

Todd (Ethan Hawke) commits suicide.

First scene

Todd puts a wreath of branches on his head (close-up on his hand).

Last scene

The parents find their son’s body, and the mother shouts “my God”.

Film

Number

4

Code

14

Length

2’10’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

George, a mildly mentally retarded man, and Harry are in Harry’s car. On a crossroads, they step out. Harry puts a piece of paper in George’s hand, then step in the car and goes away, abandoning George. George stands alone in the rain, holding the paper in his hand, and starts to cry. Remorseful, Harry stops his car and drives back to where he left George. In the last scene, they are hugging under the rain.

First scene

George (Pascal Duquenne) and Harry (Daniel Auteuil) are in the car, a song of Louis Mariano begins. The car starts.

Last scene

They are hugging under the rain.

Film

Number

5

Code

15

Length

1’ 17’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

A neo-nazi (played by Edward Norton) kills an afro-american man smashing his head on the curb.

First scene

The young brother (Edward Furlong) is close to the window, he asks himself: “what would it happen if I had gone to the room to let him know?”

Last scene

The killer spits on the face of the dead body.

Film

Number

7

Code

17

Length

1’ 43’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

Crime linked to the sin of sloth. A man apparently dead is discovered lying on a bed, his hands tied. He is extremely skinny, and has been savagely tortured. The word “Sloth” has been written on the walls, and in the room they find pictures depicting different stages of the victim’s progressive demise. Unexpectedly, the man wakes up.

First scene

A riot gunand and and a lamp are pointing on a blanket.

Last scene

The ambulance unloads a stretcher.

Film

Number

8

Code

18

Length

2’24’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

Didier (Didier Bourdon), dressed up as “Rachid”, participates in the TV game “the millionaire”.

First scene

The presenter introduces the new candidate: Rachid.

Last scene

Didier wants to re-start the game but the presenter turns him down.

Film

Number

9

Code

19

Length

4’35’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

E.T. is going to die, surrounded by scientists.

First scene

Elliott’s brother (Henry Thomas) talks to a man with a white coat.

Last scene

Elliott holds out ET’s hand.

Film

Number

10

Code

110

Length

1’37’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

In an apartment, several persons are sleeping. Then, a women screams. “Sick Boy” (played by Johnny Lee Miller) tries to calm her down. In the meantime, the others wake up. They eventually find out that the woman’s newborn baby is dead. After a long silence, Sick boy asks Mark (Ewan McGregor) to say something. Mark then says he will make a “fix”.

First scene

A corridor with two blue lights, two doors with a yellow light, a woman yells.

Last scene

Mark (Ewan McGregor) comes says he is going to make a “fix”.

Film

Number

11

Code

21

Length

1’17’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

Ben (Benoît Poelvoorde) is a hitman who is being followed by a TV crew trying to make a documentary about him. They enter the house of an old lady – one of the hitman’s to-be-victims - telling her that they want to interview her at the TV. In the living room, while she is answering to Ben’s first question, Ben pulls out his gun yelling at the old lady. She has a heart failure and collapses. Then, Ben starts to clean up the mess while smiling.

First scene

Ben is chatting with Rémy (Rémy Belvaux); the woman opens the door.

Last scene

The woman lies down. Ben cleans up the mess and smiles.

Film

Number

12

Code

22

Length

1’40’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

In a complex scene, Pierre (Thierry Lhermitte) realizes that François (Jacques Villeret) got rid of Christine (Alexandra Vandernoot) instead of Marlene (Catherine Frot).

First scene

Leblanc (Francis Huster) asks Pierre: “Isn’t he dumb?”

Last scene

Leblanc comes back to the room and leaves again afterwards laughing.

Film

Number

13

Code

23

Length

2’41’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

Marie (Natacha Régnier) commits suicide by jumping out of the window.

First scene

Isa (Elodie Bouchez) crosses a room before entering the bedroom where Marie lies on the bed.

Last scene

Isa looks through the window and sees the dead body of Marie; she leaves.

Film

Number

14

Code

24

Length

2’45’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

In a very well-known scene, Sally (Meg Ryan) fakes an orgasm in the restaurant, provoking Harry’s (Billy Cristal) embarrassment.

First scene

The waiter brings the dishes to Sally and Harry’s table.

Last scene

A woman sitting at another table orders “the same thing”.

Film

Number

15

Code

25

Length

2’01’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

The child is introduced to Forrest. The boy goes to sit down in front of the television. Jenny – the mother – tells Forrest that this is his son. Forrest sits down close to the boy. Very moved, Jenny watches the father and the son sitting close to each other.

First scene

The child is introduced to Forrest.

Last scene

Father and son watch TV together.

Film

Number

16

Code

26

Length

6’33’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

A girl answers to the phone. She is asked what her preferred horror movie is. Progressively, she finds out that the person she is speaking to knows her, and has a serious intention to kill her. Afterwards, she sees her boyfriend being killed by this person. Eventually, the killer, wearing a black coat and a grotesque mask, gets into the house and chases her with a knife. At the end, he manages to kill her.

First scene

The girl talks to the killer on the telephone; she looks through the window but doesn’t see anyone.

Last scene

The killer stabs her in the heart; she falls to the floor. (For a better fear and anxiety discreteness, it is advised to cut the scene just before she is stabbed).

Film

Number

17

Code

27

Length

1’02’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

After a drunken night, Spud (Ewen Bremmer) wakes up in his girlfriend’s bed, and realizes that the sheets are dirty with his excrements. In the following scene, he tries to hide this from the gilfriend’s mother, who wants to take the sheets for the laundry. In the confusion, the mother pulls the sheets away from Spud’s hands, and accidentally splashes the whole family with excrements.

First scene

Spud goes into the kitchen. (For a longer version, start when Spud wakes up)

Last scene

The family, spotted with excrement, look at Spud.

Film

Number

18

Code

28

Length

2’44’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

Léon (Jean Reno) plans the escape of Mathilda (Nathalie Portman). He puts her in the ventilation circuit. She doesn’t want to leave Leon. He promises that they are going to reunite later. They say goodbye to each other, and Mathilda understands that she is never going to see Leon again.

First scene

He takes a pistol from on top of the fireplace and fires at the screws of the ventilation grid.

Last scene

He is lying on the ground and looks up, after several explosions.

Film

Number

19

Code

29

Length

1’18’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

In a concentration camp, thousands of dead bodies are being carried and piled by other prisoners. Suddenly, Schindler (Liam Neeson) sees a dead little girl wearing a red jacket (the whole film but this read jacket is in black and white).

First scene

The image of a grave; an officer jumps into the grave and beats a prisoner.

Last scene

Schindler holds his handkerchief to his mouth.

Film

Number

21

Code

31

Length

6’40’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

Execution of Matthew by injection (Sean Penn): He is tied on the execution table, and the scene shows the lethal substance being progressively injected in his veins.

First scene

The executioners tie the prisoner Matthew onto the execution table. A longer version can start from the moment he is pulled out of his cell.

Last scene

Scene of Sean Penn lying on the execution table, with the arms positioned as a cross.

Film

Number

22

Code

32

Length

3’29’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

Extraction of a butterfly’s larva from a dead body’s mouth.

First scene

The pathologist holds a recipient close to Clarice’s (Jodie Foster) nose, to prevent her from fainting. The bag with the body is opened, and the wounds are examined.

Last scene

The body is turned over on the table, so that the back can be examined. They then realize that the back is mutilated.

Film

Number

23

Code

33

Length

2’53’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

Archie (John Cleese) gets undressed, waiting for his girlfriend. Unexpectedly, the owners of the house get into the house and discover him naked.  

First scene

He breaks a glass against the fireplace.

Last scene

After talking with the mother of the family, he says: “what a coincidence”.

Film

Number

24

Code

34

Length

1’41’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

After cleaning the linen, the priest and his assistant approach the bed where the possessed girl lies. She is laughing, and the air in the bedroom is extremely cold. The priest unsuccessfully tries to chase the daemon with prayers. The house shakes and the furniture collapses. Then, the girl’s head turns around her neck at 360°. At the end, her eyes turn white.

First scene

The priest Merrin (Max von Sydow) cleans the linen in the sink.

Last scene

The eyes of the girl become white.

Film

Number

25

Code

35

Length

2’20’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

The guardian brings the children to the cave, so that he can sexually abuse them.

First scene

The guardian (Kevin Bacon) walks down a corridor and says, “I find it difficult to understand you”.

Last scene

One of the  children is sitting on a window ledge looking outside.

Film

Number

26

Code

36

Length

1’39’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

Alice (Meg Ryan) promises Michael (Andy Garcia) to never acting impulsively again, and she promises to stop drinking.

First scene

They are in the swimming pool.

Last scene

They kiss each other and she says: “I promise”

Film

Number

27

Code

37

Length

5’22’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

Beginning of the movie. In Omaha Beach, American troops landing in June 1944. A heavy fighting unfolds, where several soldiers are killed amid several horrible scenes.

First scene

Omaha beach, some seconds before the beach landing, June 6 1944. Soldiers are in the landing craft, preparing to land on the French beaches under enemy fire.

Last scene

The captain Miller (Tom Hanks) puts his helmet back over his head, after witnessing the slaughter of several soldiers.

Film

Number

28

Code

38

Length

4’15’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

Jack (Jack Nicholson) pursues his wife with an axe.  

First scene

The child, with a knife in his hand, repeats, “Redrum” before writing it on the door. The mother wakes up and realizes that “redrum” is “murder” reversed.

Last scene

Jack puts his hand through the whole he just made in the bathroom’s door. His wife hits him with a knife.

Film

Number

30

Code

310

Length

3’30’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

Violent interrogation of Gerry (Daniel Day-Lewis), when the interrogators threaten to murder his father. He eventually signs a confession forged by the interrogators.

First scene

An inspector looks through a keyhole.

Last scene

Gerry’s friend tries to hang on a door, asking to be forgiven. He eventually releases the doors handle.

Film

Number

31

Code

41

Length

1’53’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) escapes from a catacomb full of rats, in Venice, under a library.

First scene

He knocks down a wall with his shoulder.

Last scene

Action shot involving a torch bracket.

Film

Number

32

Code

42

Length

2’23’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

Monahan (Holly Hunter) goes to the toilets to looks for the murderer; she gets caught.

First scene

She walks down the corridor, talking into a walkie-talkie.

Last scene

She is dead, 2 bullets in her body.

Film

Number

33

Code

43

Length

3’35’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

Molly (Demi Moore) and Sam (Patrick Swayze) make pottery together, in a very romantic scene.

First scene

The juke-box is turned on.

Last scene

The juke-box is turned off.

Film

Number

34

Code

44

Length

2’26’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

Mary (Cameron Diaz) takes sperm from Ted’s ear (Ben Stiller) mistaking it for hair gel.

First scene

The end of a bra advertsiment.

Last scene

They talk at the cash register. Mary has her hair shaped into a peak.

Film

Number

35

Code

45

Length

1’44’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

Mark (Ewan McGregor) is a drug addict who has not taken heroin from a while and is suffering from withdrawal symptoms.  As a consequence, he suffers from a violent diarrhoea.  He is then obliged to go to an extremely dirty public restroom. After defecating, he remembers that he had just hidden a newly purchased heroin pill in his anus. He is then forced to search deep through his excrements for the pill.

First scene

Mark goes to the toilets “dreaming about huge bogs…”

Last scene

He dives into the bowl and starts swimming.

Film

Number

36

Code

46

Length

4’15’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

Maggie (Meg Ryan) dies in Seth’s (Nicolas Cage) arms.

First scene

Close-up of Maggie’s face, she is riding a bike.

Last scene

Raindrops fall on a tree.

Film

Number

38

Code

48

Length

2’13’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

A clown hidden in the sewer attracts a boy.

First scene

The child drops a toy in the sewer. He looks into the sewer, and he sees the head of a clown.

Last scene

The boy is screaming and there is a close-up of the clown’s sharp teeth.

Film

Number

39

Code

49

Length

43’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

Stewart (Sam Neil) cuts off Ada’s hand (Holly Hunter) with an axe.

First scene

Stewart takes Ada out of the room.

Last scene

Close-up on Ada’s head, after her hand has been cut off.

Film

Number

41

Code

51

Length

5’39’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

Stan (Gary Oldman) and his team kill Mathilda’s (Nathalie Portman) family.

First scene

A man with a shaved head walks through the glass door in the hallway, and Stan swallows a green pill. The, Stan’s team break into the apartment.

Last scene

Stan finishes off Mathilda’s father while he is trying to get out of the apartment.

Film

Number

42

Code

42

Length

1’47’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

Lunch to celebrate father’s birthday.

First scene

Bernard (Bernard Campan) and his wife arrive late.

Last scene

Didier (Didier Bourdon), while joking, serves a glass of “Ricard” to Bernard.

Film

Number

43

Code

53

Length

4’27’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

Butch (Kevin Costner) is gunned down, at the end of the movie.

First scene

The child joins Butch in the meadow. They huddle together.

Last scene

Close-up on the Sheriff.

Film

Number

44

Code

54

Length

1’45’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

In a prisoner’s camp, a father (Roberto Benigni) and a boy talk to the mother using a loud speaker, reaching the whole camp.

First scene

The father, surrounded by other prisoners, brings his son hidden in a wheelbarrow.

Last scene

The mother interrupts her work, stands up and smiles.

Film

Number

45

Code

55

Length

40’’

Emotion

Neutral

Scene description

A man clears out the drawers of his desk; a woman arrives walking in an alley. She greets another woman and continues walking.

First scene

The man stands up in front of his desk reading documents.

Last scene

The woman walks towards the noise of a motorcycle.

Film

Number

46

Code

56

Length

1’05’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

Chucky beats Andy’s teacher with a ruler.  

First scene

Chucky is locked on a closet and knocks violently at the door while screaming. The teacher opens the closet’s door.

Last scene

The teacher falls on the school benches.

Film

Number

47

Code

57

Length

56’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

A mutilated woman without a tongue tries to prevent a man that he is in danger.

First scene

A man finds a tongue in a swimming pool.

Last scene

Camera shot of the man’s back. Beyond him is the woman sitting on an armchair.

Film

Number

48

Code

58

Length

3’48’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

In a prisoner’s camp, the father (Roberto Benigni) translates the orders given by the soldier to the prisoners. He is not actually translating, but he is making up a translation that does not scare his son. Specifically, he is trying to make his son believe that all this is a large-scale game.

First scene

The child sitting on the bed complains that the place is ugly and stinks.

Last scene

The father comes back close to the child telling him: “We are not going to get bored, I told you”.

Film

Number

49

Code

59

Length

25’’

Emotion

Neutral

Scene description

A woman goes up on an escalator, carrying a box.

First scene

Camera shot of the woman’s back as she goes up the escalator.

Last scene

She enters a market.

Film

Number

50

Code

510

Length

3’31’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

Annie (Kathy Bates) breaks Paul’s legs (James Caan).

First scene

Paul is lying in his bed and tries to hide a knife.

Last scene

Close-up on Annie’s face. She says “God… ”

Film

Number

51

Code

61

Length

2’30’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

Sera (Elisabeth Shue) is raped and beaten by 3 young men.

First scene

Someone knocks at the door.

Last scene

Close-up of Sera’s disfigured face.

Film

Number

52

Code

62

Length

2’08’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

The character played by Michelle Pfeiffer tells the class that one of their classmates is dead.

First scene

Close-up of her lips before someone knocks at the door.

Last scene

Tears on Michelle Pfeiffer’s face.

Film

Number

53

Code

63

Length

58’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

A man’s attempts to have sex with a prostitute are interrupted by the bombing of the city by German planes during WWII.

First scene

The man is drinking a liqueur in a small bottle.

Last scene

The woman loses her bathrobe running away.

Film

Number

54

Code

64

Length

2’07’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

The father is killed.

First scene

An officer whistles while going after the father who is dressed up as a woman.

Last scene

A panoramic view of the land in the morning, everything looks quiet.

Film

Number

55

Code

65

Length

3’57’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

Anxious-provoking scene by the end of the movie: Heather (Heather Donahue), and Mike (Michael Williams) – who is filming Heather - are looking for Joshua (Joshua Leonard) in the woods, at night. They hear screams, apparently form Joshua. They find a house, from where the screams are coming. Mike and Heather go to the second floor. Next, Mike comes back without Heather. Heather’s screams can be heard. Eventually, Mike’s camera falls on the ground, and keeps filming.

First scene

Heather – filmed by Mike - looks for Joshua  in the woods; she hears screams.

Last scene

The camera is on the floor, and keeps filming .

Film

Number

56

Code

66

Length

2’01’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

Benny (Johnny Depp) plays the fool in a coffee shop.

First scene

Benny starts to clap his hands.

Last scene

The barwoman, amused, looks away. The juke-box stops.

Film

Number

57

Code

67

Length

1’30’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

On the floor, the size of two stains are growing, and progressively transforming into a monster with a human-like skeleton.

First scene

Two stains on the floor are growing, and the floor is shaking.

Last scene

The monster yells.

Film

Number

58

Code

68

Length

43’’

Emotion

Neutral

Scene description

Marguerite (Jane March) gets into a car, and the car starts to ride. She is dropped of on an animated street. She knocks on a door, and a Chinese man opens and lets her in.

First scene

Close-up on the school’s gate. A car is parked in the front.

Last scene

Marguerite knocks on the door. A man (Tony Leung) opens and lets her in.

Film

Number

59

Code

69

Length

2’40’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

By the end of the movie, all the students climb on their desks to manifest their solidarity with Mr. Keating (Robin William), who has just been fired.

First scene

Mr Keating  enters the classroom.

Last scene

Mr Keating thanks the students. One of them looks at him with tears in his eyes.

Film

Number

61

Code

71

Length

2’55’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

Ted (Ben Stiller) fights with the dog.

First scene

Magda (Lin Shaye) has a beauty mask and a glass of champagne in her hand.

Last scene

Ted lies down on the couch after he just threw the dog through the window.

Film

Number

62

Code

72

Length

5’28’’

Emotion

Sadness

Scene description

Andrew (Tom Hanks) and Joe (Denzel Washington) listen to an opera aria on the stereo. Ted describes to Joe the pain and passion felt by the opera character.

First scene

Joe drinks a cup of coffee with Andrew and prepares for their forthcoming meeting with the judge.

Last scene

Andrew holds his perfusion with one hand. The other hand is on his chest.

Film

Number

63

Code

73

Length

1’54’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

Ben (Benoît Poelvoorde) is a hitman who is being followed by a TV crew trying to make a documentary about him. As the story unfolds, the members of the TV crew get progressively involved in Ben’s crimes. In this specific scene, Ben and all the members of the TV crew rape and kill a woman while her husband is forced to watch the scene.

First scene

Ben gets into an apartment, followed by the TV crew.  They find a couple naked in the kitchen.

Last scene

The woman is dead, disembowelled.  The man is in the sink, and there is blood everywhere in the kitchen.

Film

Number

64

Code

74

Length

16’’

Emotion

Neutral

Scene description

A person passes a piece of aluminium foil through the window of a car.

First scene

Close-up of a car tire. The sound of the engine can be heard. 

Last scene

The person drops the aluminium foil.

Film

Number

65

Code

75

Length

5’52’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

By the end of the movie, John Doe (Kevin Spacey) tells Mills (Brad Pitt) that he beheaded his pregnant wife.

First scene

A van arrives in the desert near a high-tension line.

Last scene

A policeman in the helicopter says: “shit”. In order to maximize the anger discreteness, it is better not to include the scene in which Mills kills John Doe.

Film

Number

66

Code

76

Length

3’35’’

Emotion

Fear

Scene description

A pursuit takes place through the college.

First scene

Gale (Courtney Cox) and Dewey (David Arquette) are in the classroom; all the TVs are turned on. They notice that the killer is in the projection room. Dewey decides to go there.

Last scene

Dewey is on the other side of a window; the killer is  just behind him.

Film

Number

67

Code

77

Length

2’13’’

Emotion

Amusement

Scene description

Simon (Dominique Farrugia), Serge (Alain Chabat) and Odile (Chantal Lauby) are at the dinner table and talk about the inquiry.

First scene

Odile gives a mobile phone to Serge.

Last scene

Simon takes out a piece of potato that he has in the side of his mouth.

Film

Number

68

Code

78

Length

1’30’’

Emotion

Anger

Scene description

German soldiers invade a Jewish ghetto, where they kill as many people they can, while one of the officers is playing a Mozart piece at the piano.   

First scene

A child comes out from a piano where he has been hiding.

Last scene

The soldiers stand in front of all the bodies piled outside.

Film

Number

69

Code

79

Length

3’19’’

Emotion

Disgust

Scene description

Crime linked to the sin of gluttony. David Mills (Brad Pitt) and William (Morgan Freeman) are exploring a crime’s site. An overweighted man is dead. He is sitting on a table, his head is lying on a dish. His feet and hands are tied.Cockroaches are running over the victim’s dish. The policemen and a legist are analyzing the body.

First scene

David Mills explores a house using an electric torch. There are cockroaches in the place.

Last scene

The legist lifts up the victim’s head, William looks over his shoulder.

Film

Number

70

Code

710

Length

4’09’’

Emotion

Tenderness

Scene description

An American tank liberates a prison camp; the boy climbs up on the tank and finds her mother again, at the end of the movie.

First scene

Two people hold one another by the shoulders and walk to the exit of a courtyard .

Last scene

The mother holds her son who has his arms pointing to the sky.