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Docufiction (or docu-fiction) is the
cinematographic combination of do****entary and fiction, this term
often meaning narrative film. It is a film genre...
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explicitly educational,
while others serve as
observational works;
docufiction movies notably include aspects of
dramatic storytelling that are clearly...
- In film and television,
drama is a
category or
genre of
narrative fiction (or semi-fiction)
intended to be more
serious than
humorous in tone. The drama...
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elements to
depict real events. Nor
should either of
those be
confused with
docufiction, a
genre in
which do****entaries are
contaminated with
fictional elements...
- a 1926
American silent do****entary film, or more
strictly a work of
docufiction,
which was
directed by
Robert J. Flaherty,
creator of
Nanook of the North...
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romantic comedy and the
action comedy film.
Broader examples include the
docufiction and docudrama,
which merge the
basic categories of
fiction and non-fiction...
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fictionalized in the
second and
third film (twice in the latter).
Docufiction List of
docufiction films "Festival de Cannes: Life, and
Nothing More..." festival-cannes...
- (Persian: کلوزآپ ، نمای نزدیک, Klūzāp, nemā-ye nazdīk) is a 1990
Iranian docufiction written,
directed and
edited by
Abbas Kiarostami. The film
tells the...
- As a portmanteau,
docudrama is
sometimes confused with
docufiction. However,
unlike docufiction—which is
essentially a do****entary
filmed in real time...
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effects using the
Western Electric Sound System sound-on-film process. A
docufiction, it is
split into two chapters: The first,
called "Paradise", depicts...
