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The phrase "a documentary that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential impact or purpose of a documentary film.
Example: "The filmmaker aimed to create a documentary that would inspire viewers to take action on climate change."
Alternatives: "a documentary intended to" or "a documentary designed to".
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In a documentary, that would be difficult".
"I think Piers wanted a documentary that would show the progress, show how effective AES had been," he said.
On this trip the cavers would also be carrying GoPro video cameras for a documentary that would be shown on the Discovery Channel.
The parties variously claim the film-makers misrepresented their intentions and told them they were making a documentary that would not air outside Kazakhstan.
It was Sidney Bernstein who was commissioned by the Ministry of Information to create a documentary that would be "a historical record" and "a lesson for all mankind".
A gay young filmmaker, Joe Somodi, tried unsuccessfully to raise money for a documentary that would follow Tuaolo's coming-out process.
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She is also pondering a longer documentary that would explore not only interracial relationships but interfaith couples as well.
When Alan Yentob met Bowie for a BBC documentary that would become fly-on-the-wall film Cracked Actor, he seemed fragile and lonely.
I flopped down on the bed, flipped on the T.V. and saw a BBC documentary that would change my life.
We could have made an hourlong documentary that would have been much more nuanced and rich, but 1percentt as many people would have watched it.
This is a pretty serious theme, worthy of a weighty treatise or a gritty, terrifying documentary that would be banned.
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