The denotative aspects of drama from Aristotle's "Poetics" include a story development with a beginning, middle and an end. In the more conventional sense, dramatic presentations include the portrayal of characters, settings, life situations and stories in the course of a theatrical performance. In theatre, drama usually takes on the scope of dealing with matters of a serious nature.
Drama is Alice's largest section and a treasure trove of great drama catering for every taste. The bulk of the "Drama" section (generally made since 1965 and include psychological dramas) is listed below, however you may also choose from the "Classic Drama" sub-section (generally made before 1965), in blue on left. Also helpful may be "Alices Playhouse", "True Stories" and "Shakespeare" features.
Right: Scene from Kubrick's beautifully mounted "Barry Lyndon"
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After losing her employment, Emily accepts a proposal that will give her a secure future. But she soon finds trapped in her new family's deception. Read more
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A British and German detective clashing over how to police the Spanish island of Mallorca. Read more
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One cold night, scientist John Oldman gathers his friends together and hits them with an astonishing piece of news: he is an immortal who has been liv... Read more
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In this sophisticated saga, Andy Garcia (who also produced) plays a struggling author who reluctantly takes a job as a high-priced male escort to supp... Read more
Aka "The Dragon Flies". The Far East picks a fight Down Under in The Man From Hong Kong, a cult martial arts action extravaganza from Ozploitation... Read more
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Simon and Helen live in Paris together, they decide to sell a basement in their building. The man who buys it has a troubled past and the couple's lif... Read more
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Based on the novel by Sloan Wilson, director and screenwriter Nunnally Johnson's (The Three Faces of Eve) multilayered drama stars Gregory Peck as Tom... Read more
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It is a time of great splendor... and even greater despair. When the selfish excesses of France's self-serving King Louis XIV (Leonardo DiCaprio) go t... Read more
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The man trapped by his brother, King Louis XIV of France, in a brutal iron mask is Philippe (Richard Chamberlain). He is the assumed dead twin to the... Read more
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It is a time of great splendor... and even greater despair. When the selfish excesses of France's self-serving King Louis XIV (Leonardo DiCaprio) go t... Read more