The phrase "a documentary from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the source or origin of a documentary, typically followed by a specific entity or organization.
Example: "I recently watched a documentary from the BBC that explored climate change."
Alternatives: "a documentary by the" or "a documentary produced by the".
"Gringo Trails," a documentary from the anthropologist Pegi Vail, explores the impact of adventure vacations on communities and biodiversity.
This is a dramatized version of the story, directed by Marco Amenta, who drew a documentary from the same material in 2002.
While the car is pulled over and Panahi steps out for a moment, Hana attempts to make a documentary from the window of the car (Panahi puts her footage into his film), a small but revealing drama of street life.
There is of course something strongly dramatic about the last words of any leader, but this stiffly written monologue by Rodolfo C. Quebleen, an Argentine journalist, doesn't humanize its subject any more than a documentary from the History Channel would.
And what do we mean when we talk about beauty?" BBC4 is to contribute with a documentary from the historian and art expert Gus Casely-Hayford, who will take a journey through contemporary British art.
The BBC has been an outspoken critic of the rising power of Netflix, which in November further muscled in on the corporation's territory by signing Sir David Attenborough to front a documentary from the makers of Planet Earth and Blue Planet.
Ironically, a search for "NASA" on the site yielded one: a documentary from Jordan Lanham about the future of the space program that picked up $8,590 so that it could be made.
A documentary from Asia and the Pacific Office of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization shows collaboration with countries to leverage the used of ICTs using drones.
The latter screened Villawood Mums last year, a documentary from one of the company's rising talents, Giddo Gonzales, which was co-written by Shakthidharan.
The first film of any sort that he made outside Iran is "ABC Africa," a documentary from 2001, about the children of AIDS victims in Uganda.
Not that stray bits of weirdness harvested from satellite feeds and other sources are new: Kevin Rafferty and James Ridgeway made a documentary from such nuggets after the 1992 New Hampshire primaries.
