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And the contradiction is central to Louise Osmond's thoughtful, significant documentary about the man and his work, too.

The concluding scene of tender conjugal eroticism leaves no doubt as to what Ozu thought women want; yet I wonder whether the story doesn't have significant documentary value, for what it suggests of Japanese mores of the time.

One of the festival's more significant documentaries, which can be seen this weekend, is Mark Rappaport's "Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender," a meticulous (and sometimes unnecessarily redundant) exploration of the gay subtext in mainstream Hollywood films of the 1940's, 50's and early 60's.

Two of the most significant documentaries, both made by NHNZ, are Kakapo – Night Parrot (1982) and To Save the kakapo (1997).

Co-produced by Werner Herzog and Errol Morris, no less, The Act Of Killing establishes Joshua Oppenheimer as a significant force in documentary, if that's what you can call it.

SnagFilms, until now an ad-supported online aggregator of documentary films with a journalistic adjunct in its IndieWIRE news service, is expected on Monday to announce a series of deals that will make it a significant distributor of documentaries through a half-dozen on-demand services.

The British Council said the collection represented a "significant chapter in British documentary film history".

After a limited run in theaters in six cities, the film had earned over $200,000 €171,0000), not quite profitable, but still considered "a significant sum for a documentary".

The question is a significant one: Can a documentary cross so many cultural, geographic and demographic lines that it could become a mainstream, mass-market phenomenon, all without a political agenda or shock value?

The documentary became a significant news story a month ago when two of its interview subjects, Chicago Tribune cartoonist Scott Stantis and Capitol Fax publisher Rich Miller, said they weren't told of the Illinois Policy Institute's involvement even when they asked about the funding source for the project.

To my dying breath I would assert its fundamental importance to Britain and its profound contribution to the country – not just by way of the musical life it has supported and grown, especially through its commissioning of composers, but also through a significant relationship with drama and documentary.