film form
The constituent elements of a film or films, fictional and non‐fictional, and the perceivable relationship between them. Form is a critical term referencing an established pattern of literary devices or, more broadly, signals the structure of design in a particular work. A work's form is often regarded as distinct from its content. In cinema, formal elements may be divided into those relating to narrative (... ...
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