On Screen: Films and TV programmes

A TV program where a host interviews celebrities or other guests.

A film or play where songs are used to tell part of the story.

A movie set in an imaginary world with magical or supernatural elements.

A program where participants showcase their skills, such as singing, dancing, or other performances.

A film or TV program designed to make people laugh.

Short for “situation comedy,” a humorous TV show featuring recurring characters in a common setting.

A TV drama series that focuses on the lives and relationships of its characters, often with ongoing storylines.

A movie with lots of exciting scenes, such as fights, car chases, and explosions.

A TV program where contestants play games to win prizes.

A movie that focuses on the experiences of soldiers or civilians during a war.

A suspenseful movie or TV show designed to keep the audience on edge, often involving crime or mystery.

A film or TV show set in a particular historical time, often featuring costumes and settings from that era.

A report or prediction of weather conditions for the coming days.

A movie designed to scare or shock its audience, often featuring supernatural elements or suspense.

A film or TV program where drawings, models, or computer images are brought to life.

A light-hearted film combining romance and humor.

A TV program that shows real people in unscripted situations, often competing or living together.

A film genre set in the American Old West, typically featuring cowboys, outlaws, and frontier life.

A non-fiction program or film that provides factual information about a topic.

A movie based on futuristic concepts, technology, or space exploration.

A short broadcast of the latest news stories.