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The phrase "a documentary that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific documentary in the past or discussing its characteristics or content.
Example: "I recently watched a documentary that was incredibly informative about climate change."
Alternatives: "a documentary which was" or "a documentary that had been".
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"Farmageddon," a documentary that was released this past summer, offers a different critique of the system.
These tapes might be described as raw material for a documentary that was never made.
Mr. Cary's activities during World War II were featured in a documentary that was shown this year on public television.
His creation has been described in guide books and was the subject of a documentary that was broadcast on PBS.
His Web site includes photographs of him beside various celebrities, and trumpets a documentary that was made about his life.
O'Rourke valiantly put in the miles talking to pundits, politicians and voters in a documentary that was part "Elections for Dummies", part Alan Whicker-style travelogue.
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Its companion piece is a documentary that is more directly focused on Mr. Barceló in Africa.
Perfect timing for a documentary that's angry about inequality, but when isn't, these days?
The result is a documentary that is both informative and uneven, perceptive and hyperbolic.
The director and backers of "Girl Rising," a documentary that is a cornerstone of a media campaign about educating girls around the world, hope to change that.
The rogue's gallery is part of a documentary that is one of a flurry of recent films for Mr. Gibney.
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