film narrative

Film narrative refers to the structured story that unfolds in a movie. It includes the sequence of events, characters, and themes that create a cohesive plot. Typically, narratives follow a beginning (introduction of characters and setting), middle (development of conflict and challenges), and end (resolution and conclusion). This structure helps engage the audience emotionally and intellectually, guiding them through the story. Effective film narratives often use techniques like flashbacks or non-linear storytelling to enhance depth and interest, while still maintaining clarity and coherence for viewers.