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The phrase "a plethora of documentaries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large or excessive number of documentaries available on a particular subject or theme.
Example: "The film festival showcased a plethora of documentaries that explored environmental issues from various perspectives."
Alternatives: "an abundance of documentaries" or "a multitude of documentaries".
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But this pretty Swiss town has just held its 50th festival of feature and short films, along with a plethora of documentaries.
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The Vietnam War gave rise to a plethora of documentary essays, some of them politically committed, some attempting a balanced exploration of the situation.
There was more political material among a plethora of good documentaries.
In between those big-budget Hollywood productions lies the heart of the festival: indie films featuring some of your favorite stars (Olivia Wilde, Emily Blunt, Greta Gerwig) and a plethora of timely documentaries.
There have been a plethora of fine American documentaries chronicling this era, too.
"Our members had a plethora of outstanding movies, documentaries and TV shows to choose from this year," said Shawn Edwards, AAFCA's co-founder.
"We've done such exhaustive programming that with this plethora of documentaries there becomes fewer gems".
Jones styles Otto Bloom in the manner of a fake documentary, replete with re-enactments, faux archival footage and a plethora of talking heads.
The glossy three-minute story features a plethora of British stars who act out a dramatic love story directed by Asif Kapadia, the maker of award-winning documentaries Amy and Senna.
"Plethora", for a plethora of reasons.
A plethora of sponsors has pulled out.
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