Realism in film

Realism in film refers to a style that aims to depict life and everyday experiences in a manner that feels authentic and true to reality. It often involves naturalistic lighting, dialogue that sounds genuine, and settings that resemble real environments. The goal is to immerse viewers in stories that could plausibly happen, emphasizing relatable characters and situations without dramatization or fantasy elements. Realist films prioritize honesty and simplicity, encouraging audiences to see reflections of real life on screen, fostering a sense of connection and understanding of ordinary human experiences.