Feature-length documentary

A feature-length documentary is an in-depth, nonfiction film typically lasting from about 70 minutes to over two hours. It explores real people, events, or issues in detail, aiming to inform, raise awareness, or provoke thought. Like a feature film, it provides a comprehensive narrative or presentation, but its focus is on real-life subjects rather than fiction. These documentaries are often shown in theaters, on TV, or streamed online, giving viewers a thorough understanding of complex topics through storytelling and factual content.