Sentence examples for a riveting documentary from inspiring English sources

THE HISTORY CHANNEL EARLIER THIS year ran a riveting documentary mini-series (retelevised Oct. 1) called World War II in Color.

This should have been a channeled, and terrifying, testimony to the precarious future of the print industry, and you do get the feeling that there is a riveting documentary beneath the murk.

Among Art's most enduring images of music artists includes Harlem 1958 - a singular photograph which is the subject of a riveting documentary entitled "A Great Day in Harlem" (1994).

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 97 percent (from 101 reviews) Sample Review: "To describe 'The Act of Killing' as a riveting documentary about Indonesian death squads that terrorized that country's citizens in the 1960s might be factually accurate.

"Gunner Palace," a riveting documentary directed by Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein, focuses on a pleasure dome in Baghdad that once belonged to Uday Hussein.

"The Summit," a riveting documentary about a disastrous moment in mountain-climbing history, doesn't spend much time trying to explain why anyone would tackle a climb that kills a quarter of the people who attempt it.

That's the story Eleanor Squillari wrote in Vanity Fair, now told in a new riveting documentary, In God We Trust, premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival, directed by Victor Kubicek and Derek Anderson.

That fight, the subject of Mr. Gast's riveting documentary and the less riveting final act of "Ali," may be the most mythologized sporting event of the last half-century.

(Catsoulis) 'THE COVE' (PG-13, 1 30) Louie Psihoyos's riveting documentary unfolds like a spy thriller, as he and his team mount a clandestine expos?f the dolphin capture and slaughter in the Japanese fishing town of Taiji.

Over the last three years I have spent many hours in this house, observing the making of Daniel Gordon's riveting documentary, while also working on a different kind of book with Pendleton.

(Stephen Holden) 'BOOGIE MAN: THE LEE ATWATER STORY' (No rating, 1 26) Generous in spirit and nimble in technique, this riveting documentary about the Republican operative (who died of a brain tumor in 1991) reveals a scrappy genius rife with contradictions.