Into which genre should a book or film about president kennedy be placed? fiction nonfiction drama poetry

I believe that the best answer for this question is nonficction. Fiction means fantasy; stories that are made up are within the realm of fiction. Drama involves plays. Poetry is usually not very historical or factual; it has more to do with emotions and experiences than history. Nonfiction is the opposite of fiction; it involves things that actually happened. President Kennedy was a real person, and so a book or movie about his life would fall within the realm of nonfiction. Hope this helps.

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