A documentary film is a non-fictional motion picture that intends to document or capture reality, often featuring real people, events, and/or locations. It typically presents factual information in an informative, educational, and engaging manner, using various techniques such as interviews, archival footage, and reenactments. Documentary films can cover a wide range of topics, from historical or cultural events to scientific discoveries, environmental issues, and social problems. The goal is to provide viewers with an accurate and objective representation of the subject matter, while also entertaining and inspiring them through compelling storytelling.