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A film is a motion picture, often referred to as a movie. In general, a film is a very thin wikt:layer.

Film may refer to:

In the media arts

• Film stock, the physical film used for motion picture photography
• Photographic film, the medium used to capture pictures with a camera

In the sciences

• A thin layer of liquid, in free film lubrication theory
  • Soap film, a soap bubble
• Thin film, a thin layer of material, often a polymer
  • Thin film drug delivery, the use of a "film" to deliver drugs orally or topically
  • Bilayer
  • Film, the deposited layer in numerous coating techniques
• Thick film or electronic wafer
• A film or interface, the boundary of two states of matter (gas, liquid, solid)
  • Artificial membrane, a thin skin that separates fluids

In entertainment

• Film (film), a film written by Samuel Beckett
• Film (band), a Croatian rock band
• The Film programme, a weekly film review show on the BBC
• Total Film, a British magazine
• "Films", a song by Gary Numan on his albun The Pleasure Principle
• /Film (or Slashfilm), a blog that covers film reviews, interviews and news.

Other uses

• An Old English, Old Frisian, and West Germanic language word meaning skin
• Correction film or correction paper, a means of correcting mistakes with a typewriter
• Plastic wrap, plastic film used for sealing foods, etc.

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