Sentence examples for a difficult documentary from inspiring English sources
No network, including PBS, is above using celebrities as audience bait in the interests of making a difficult documentary subject a little more commercial.
A family in a public transition that cannot describe the impact of that change is, at best, a difficult subject for a documentary.
The documentary had a difficult gestation, including rejection for airtime by ABC – in light of the success of the play's film adaptation, this was a bad call.
Trying to get people to the theater to take in a serious and political environmental documentary is a difficult sell, but with the model of White Diamond in hand an enterprising filmmaker could pack in the crowds.
Whereas the other night's film about Ralph Bulger added nothing to the sum total of our knowledge of his son's murder and the repercussions, Cot Death Mothers: the Witch-hunt (BBC2) was everything a documentary about such a difficult subject should be.
He features as a difficult and aloof character in a locally popular documentary on the scandal.
It's always difficult for documentary films to make much of a splash in cinemas among the money-making blockbusters, but do try and catch it when it is released on demand.
Too much has already been written about that divisive programme, but it has had one under-discussed legacy: it is now much more difficult for documentary makers to continue using the formula.
With that starting point it would be very difficult to make a balanced documentary..
"The problem here is that there are few funding bodies and at the same time our culture is looking for mainstream films, so it was difficult to pitch a local documentary about children with social needs when all you see playing in cinemas are Hollywood movies," said Ms. Makki, the co-director of the Arabic-language film.
His ex-wife, although she had earlier said she was happy for him to write about her and to use her name, found the whole experience so difficult that she made a radio documentary about it.
