Verisimilitude (“similar to truth”) is the semblance and believability of reality within a fictional work. It is the quality that makes a narrative, whether in literature or film, appear true to life, believable, and convincing to the audience, even within fictional or fantastical contexts. Achieving verisimilitude involves consistent internal logic, relatable emotions, and plausible scenarios,… Continue reading What is Verisimilitude in Film? Definition, Types & Examples.