Nobel Peace (film)

The term "Nobel Peace (film)" is generally used to refer to documentary or fictional films that focus on themes related to peace, conflict resolution, human rights, or the Nobel Peace Prize itself. These films may explore the lives and work of Nobel Peace Prize laureates, depict historical or contemporary conflicts and their impact on individuals and societies, or promote understanding and dialogue across cultures and political divides.

Films categorized as "Nobel Peace (film)" often aim to raise awareness about pressing global issues, inspire audiences to take action, and contribute to the ongoing pursuit of peace and justice. They may be produced independently or commissioned by organizations such as the Nobel Peace Center.

The term is descriptive rather than definitional, encompassing a broad range of films that align with the Nobel Peace Prize's mission. There is no formally recognized "Nobel Peace (film)" genre, award, or festival specifically named as such, although numerous film festivals and awards ceremonies recognize films that promote peace and human rights.