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* [[Exile (American band)]], an American country band
* [[Exile (Japanese band)]], a Japanese pop music group
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* [[The Exile (1914 film)|''The Exile'' (1914 film)]], a Hungarian film
* [[The Exile (1922 film)|''The Exile'' (1922 film)]], a Soviet Georgian film
* [[The Exiles (1923 film)|''The Exiles'' (1923 film)]], based on the 1894 novel
* [[The Exile (1931 film)|''The Exile'' (1931 film)]], directed by Oscar Micheaux
* [[The Exile (1947 film)|''The Exile'' (1947 film)]], directed by Max Ophüls
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== Literature ==
* [[The Exiles (1894 novel)|''The Exiles'' (1894 novel)]], by [[Richard Harding Davis]]
* ''Exile'', the English title of ''[[Deoraíocht]]'' (1910), by Pádraic Ó Conaire▼
* ''Exiles'', the English translation of ''Los desterrados'', a 1926 short-story collection by [[Horacio Quiroga]]
* [[Exile (Deeping novel)|''Exile'' (Deeping novel)]] (1930), by Warwick Deeping
* [[The Exiles (Bradbury story)|"The Exiles" (Bradbury story)]], a 1949 science fiction short story by author [[Ray Bradbury]]▼
* [[Exile (Forgotten Realms novel)|''Exile'' (Forgotten Realms novel)]] (1990), a novel in The Dark Elf Trilogy written by R. A. Salvatore▼
* ''The Exile'', a 1987 novel by [[William Kotzwinkle]] in which a famous actor in Los Angeles becomes a Nazi during World War II▼
▲* [[Exile (Forgotten Realms novel)|''Exile'' (Forgotten Realms novel)]] (1990), a novel in The Dark Elf Trilogy written by [[R. A. Salvatore]].
* [[The Exile: Sex, Drugs, and Libel in the New Russia]], a 2000 memoir by Matt Taibbi and Mark Ames▼
* ''The Exile'', a 2004 novel by [[Allan Folsom]]▼
* [[Exile (Patterson novel)|''Exile'' (Patterson novel)]] (2007), by Richard North Patterson
* [[Exile (Star Wars novel)|''Exile'' (Star Wars novel)]] (2007), by Aaron Allston, the fourth book in the Legacy of the Force series
* ''[[X Isle]]'' (2009 novel) a young adult novel by Steve Augarde▼
▲* ''Exile'', the English title of ''[[Deoraíocht]]'' (1910), by Pádraic Ó Conaire
* [[Exiles trilogy|''Exiles'' trilogy]], a fantasy novel series by author Melanie Rawn
* [[The Exile (Buck book)|''The Exile'' (Buck book)]], a biography by Pearl S. Buck about her Presbyterian missionary father, Absalom Sydenstricker
▲* [[The Exile: Sex, Drugs, and Libel in the New Russia]], a 2000 memoir by Matt Taibbi and Mark Ames
▲* ''The Exile'', a 2004 novel by [[Allan Folsom]]
▲* ''The Exile'', a 1987 novel by [[William Kotzwinkle]] in which a famous actor in Los Angeles becomes a Nazi during World War II
▲* [[The Exiles (Bradbury story)|"The Exiles" (Bradbury story)]], a 1949 science fiction short story by author Ray Bradbury
* "The Exiles", a story by [[Horacio Quiroga]]
* ''The Exile'', a WWII fortnightly camp magazine in [[Changi Prison]] with contributions by [[Ronald Searle]] and [[George Sprod]]
▲* ''[[X Isle]]'' (2009 novel) a young adult novel by Steve Augarde
== Live-Action TV ==
* "Exile", a 2003 episode of the WB series ''[[Smallville]]''▼
* "[[Star Trek: Enterprise/Recap/S3/E06 Exile|Exile]]", a 2003 episode of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''▼
* [[Exile (TV series)|''Exile'' (TV series)]], a 2011 psychological thriller TV series from BBC
* "Exile", a 2015 episode of the BBC series ''[[Casualty]]''▼
* "Exile", a 2018 episode of ''[[Law and Order: SVU]]''▼
* [[Exiled (TV series)|''Exiled'' (TV series)]], a spinoff series of the MTV reality show ''My Super Sweet 16''
* [[The Exile (TV series)|''The Exile'' (TV series)]], an American television series
* ''The Exiles'', a cycle of four plays written for television by [[Lynn Foster]]
▲* "Exile", a 2015 episode of the BBC series ''[[Casualty]]''
▲* "Exile", a 2003 episode of the WB series ''[[Smallville]]''
▲* "[[Star Trek: Enterprise/Recap/S3/E06 Exile|Exile]]", a 2003 episode of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''
* "Exile", the second-to-last episode of ''[[The Dead Zone]]''
▲* "Exile", a 2018 episode of ''[[Law and Order: SVU]]''
== Theatre ==
* [[Exiles (play)|''Exiles'' (play)]], [[James Joyce]]'s only extant play
== Video Games ==
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