Fiction Film Genre
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A Fiction Film Genre is a film genre that is a fictional story (which encompasses various narrative-driven cinematic categories focusing on fictional stories).
- Context:
- It can (typically) include a broad range of genres such as Drama Movie, Science Fiction Film, Horror Film, and Fantasy Film.
- It can (often) use storytelling to explore imaginary scenarios, emotional narratives, and universal themes.
- It can range from highly speculative genres like Science Fiction Film to more realistic portrayals like Drama Movie.
- It can (often) be used as a tool for escapism, social commentary, or exploring complex human conditions.
- It can differ greatly in tone, style, and audience engagement, from the light-hearted and whimsical to the dark and serious.
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- Example(s):
- a Drama Film.
- a Science Fiction Film.
- a Blockbuster Film that captivates audiences with its imaginative elements and gripping narrative.
- a Cult Classic that explores deeper philosophical themes through its fictional setting.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Documentary Films, which are based on factual content and real-life events.
- News Broadcasting, where the primary goal is to inform about current events without fictionalization.
- Reality Television, which purportedly shows unscripted real-life situations.
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- See: Radio, Science Fiction Film, Television Show, Narrative, Fiction, Docudrama, Humour, Soap Opera, Police Procedural, Political Drama, Legal Drama, Historical Drama.