Sentence examples for a memorable documentary from inspiring English sources

They were just some of the topics Scott covered in a memorable documentary two years ago called Why I Hate Television Today, which aired on... Five.

It dates from the spring and summer of 1988, when the TV series Talking Heads first aired and he also presented a memorable documentary, Dinner at Noon, on the Crown Hotel, Harrogate.

The Irish island with its single consonant gave us Aran sweaters and, in Robert Flaherty's Man of Aran, a memorable early documentary.

But racism pulses through the school's veins in overt and covert ways, as acutely observed in this intimate and memorable documentary.

The first line in Lauren Lazin's memorable documentary TUPAC: RESURRECTION (2003) is "I got shot," spoken by Tupac Shakur, who died at 25 after a drive-by shooting in 1996.

Directors Jennifer Grausman and Mark Becker's memorable documentary "Pressure Cooker" manages to be moving, inspirational and tremendously real without ever turning manipulative or preachy.

Among the pioneers of the documentary besides Flaherty were the Russian theorist Dziga Vertov, whose films include Chelovek s kinoapparatom (1929; The Man with the Movie Camera), and the British producer-director John Grierson, whose Drifters (1929) inspired a school of fine directors to produce a succession of memorable documentaries through the 1930s.

Memorable documentaries have been inspired by troubled film productions ("Hearts of Darkness," "Burden of Dreams") and uncompleted works ("Lost in La Mancha," "Tigrero").

There's a memorable scene in the new documentary What Happened, Miss Simone? in which the legendary blues and jazz singer is being interviewed.

There's a memorable scene in the new documentary, What Happened, Miss Simone? in which the legendary blues and jazz singer is being interviewed.

The discussion reminds me of a memorable scene in the incisive, intimate documentary about Joan Rivers from 2010, "A Piece of Work".