Feature Films

Feature films are longer movies, typically running 90 minutes or more, designed for theatrical release. They tell a complete story, often with character development, conflict, and resolution. Feature films can belong to various genres, such as drama, comedy, action, or horror, and they often include a combination of visual storytelling, dialogue, and sound. They are produced by film studios and aim to entertain, inform, or provoke thought among audiences. Unlike short films, which are usually under 40 minutes, feature films allow for more complex narratives and character exploration.