The phrase "a notable documentary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a documentary that is significant or worthy of attention, often due to its content, production quality, or impact.
Example: "The film festival featured a notable documentary that shed light on climate change and its effects on vulnerable communities."
Alternatives: "an important documentary" or "a remarkable documentary".
Ben Stiller, who was charmingly cantankerous in "Greenberg," plays Josh Srebnick, a notable documentary filmmaker whose future is behind him.
The Last Picture Show was a great success, but Schneider walked away from mainstream films and put money into a notable documentary, contrasting Vietnam's American war-makers with its Asian victims.
A powerful chorus rages through: "Down with the homeland if I must live in fear/And shoot a Kalashnikov or Molotov/If I must live in humiliation/If everyone must leave or be habituated to slaughter …" Some notable documentary films also focus on the Syrian experience of exile.
His notable documentaries included Still a Brother: Inside the Black Middle Class and From These Roots, about the Harlem Renaissance.
DOC NYC, a film festival that rounds up some of the year's most notable documentaries, returns to two Manhattan locations, the IFC Center and the Skirball Center at New York University.
I attended this event, featuring the filmmakers Khalik Allah (the director of "Field Niggas," and a cinematographer and second-unit director of "Lemonade") and Kirsten Johnson (the cinematographer on many notable documentaries and the director of "Cameraperson"), moderated by the critic Eric Hynes.
Kieślowski made several notable documentaries during the 1970s, mostly for television, including Szpital (1976; Hospital), in which he employed a hidden camera to reveal problems within the Polish health care system.
He appeared frequently on "Face the Nation" and made a notable Nixon-era documentary about health care called "Don't Get Sick in America".
The documentary was a notable critical, if not spectacular commercial, success.
While making documentaries marks a notable career change for Mr. LeDonne, it is not the first time he has had success fresh out of the box.
"It's a notable marker of the way in which documentaries are growing in prominence, both at the festival and in the culture," said Thom Powers, a programmer responsible for documentaries at Toronto.
