Compilation films are movies that consist of a collection of short films, clips, or segments, often centered around a specific theme or subject. These films can include previously released material, such as scenes from other movies, or new content that has been edited together. They are commonly used to showcase a particular genre, director, or actor, providing audiences with a curated viewing experience. These films can serve various purposes, such as celebrating a film festival, highlighting a specific cultural moment, or providing a retrospective of a filmmaker's work. Examples of compilation films include anthology films and documentary shorts, which often blend different styles and narratives to create a cohesive viewing experience.