biopic
- adjective
- /ˈbaɪəˌpɪk/
- She prefers biopic films that explore the lives of influential scientists.
Examples
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The documentary had a biopic feel, focusing on the artist's personal struggles and achievements.
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Critics praised the biopic style of the series for its attention to historical detail.
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The new biopic about Elvis Presley is fantastic.
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I watched a biopic on Netflix last night.
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The film was a fascinating biopic that explored the life of a famous musician.
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He prefers documentaries over biopic films that dramatize someone's life.
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Many viewers enjoyed the biopic because it accurately depicted the challenges faced by the artist.
Synonyms
About the facts and events of a person's life
About a person's life that someone writes as a story
How Biographical
Surface Forms
Etymology
The adjective biopic comes from bio- ('life') and pic short for picture, so calling something biopic means it is shown like a 'life picture', in the style of a film about a real person's life.