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Fantasy film — direction and genre of the art of cinematography, which can be characterized by a higher level of conditionality. Images, events and entourage of fantastic films are often intentionally removed from everyday reality — this can be done both to achieve specific artistic objectives, to achieve which the creators of the film is more convenient by means of fiction than by means of realistic cinema, and just for the entertainment of the viewer (the latter is characteristic primarily for genre cinema). The nature of the conditionality depends on the specific direction or genre — science fiction, fantasy, horror film, phantasmagoria, but they can all be broadly understood as kinofantastiki. There is also a narrower view of film fantasy as a mass purely commercial genre of cinema; according to this view, film fantasy is not, for example, "Space Odyssey 2001". This article uses a broad understanding of film fantasy, which allows to give a more complete picture of the subject.
The evolution of film fantasy largely followed the evolution of much more dynamically developing fiction. However, cinema from the very beginning had the property of visual, which written literature is almost devoid. The moving image is perceived by the viewer as authentic, existing here and now, and the feeling of authenticity does not depend on how fantastic the action unfolding on the screen. This feature of the viewer's perception of cinema acquired special significance after the appearance of special effects.
In XXI century film fantasy is one of the most popular and profitable genres of cinema. Sci-Fi movies like Avatar, Star Wars: the force Awakens", and "Jurassic World" make up the majority of the highest-grossing blockbusters in history.
In film fantasy and related fields there are nominations in 14 awards: the horror award "Black feather" (video), the award "Hugo" (movies and TV series), the readers of the magazine "Science Fiction Chronicle", Lord Ruthven Award, Bram Stoker award, nebula, British fantasy award, Balrog, Hall of fame of science fiction and fantasy, German science fiction award, Japanese award, Russian "Sigma-f", 12 nominations in the award "Results of the year" from the magazine "World of Fiction" and the award "Parses" (video format).