TV Drama refers to a genre of television programming characterized by scripted narrative content that typically focuses on character development and emotional storytelling. These programs often explore complex themes and interpersonal relationships, frequently featuring dramatic conflict that drives the plot forward. TV dramas can encompass a wide range of sub-genres, including crime, medical, romance, and historical narratives, and they are generally marked by their focus on serious, thought-provoking material. Unlike sitcoms or reality television, TV dramas are typically more serious in tone and aim to elicit emotional responses from the audience. The format may vary from episodic series to miniseries, and they often involve longer storytelling arcs that develop over multiple episodes or seasons.
À 21h10, M6 diffuse Le Tatoueur d'Auschwitz, une série émotive centrée sur l'amour et le désespoir dans un camp de concentration. France 3 présente l'inédit Secrets d'Histoire, explorant la personnalité…