The phrase "dramatization about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a play, movie, or other performance that tells a story or event through dramatic interpretation. Example: "The school's drama club put on a powerful dramatization about the civil rights movement."
The mainstream doesn't need any dramatization about Hitler.
About 15 minutes into "Carlos, Olivier Assayass's excited, exciting, epic dramatization about the international terrorism brand known as Carlos the Jackal, the title character takes a long, loving, vainglorious look in the mirror at his naked body.
Scott's science-fiction tale "The Martian," Roach's fact-based dramatization about Dalton Trumbo titled "Trumbo" and Moore's "Where to Invade Next" will make Toronto their first stop.
In 1960, the sociologist Edgar Morin approached Jean Rouch, who had reinvented the ethnographic documentary by filming his African subjects' self-dramatizations, about doing the same for Parisians, simply by asking them, on camera, "Are you happy?" The results are a shock.
("My decision about dramatization," she wrote after a disappointing 1934 adaptation of "A Lost Lady," "is absolute and final").
The Tempest is a milestone in Renaissance landscape painting, with its dramatization of a storm about to break.
video, a dramatization of her song about a sex fantasy involving an alien, that got the most nominations: best collaboration, best art direction, best editing, best special effects.
Jon Stewart will play his directorial debut "Rosewater" -- a dramatization of a story about an Iranian journalist jailed after appearing on Stewart's own show -- at Toronto.
But there was a problem: the songs depended for their power on the dramatization of Bono's ambivalence about God.
It includes "Crowns," by Regina Taylor, a dramatization of the popular book about African-American women and their church hats; "Little Fish," a new musical by Michael John LaChiusa ("The Wild Party"); and a revival of Craig Lucas's "Reckless".
The Kerrs made their debut as a team on Broadway in 1946 with "Song of Bernadette," a dramatization of Franz Werfel's novel about a young Frenchwoman who was canonized after saying she had seen visions of the Virgin Mary in a grotto near Lourdes.
