The phrase "a unique documentary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a documentary that is one-of-a-kind or distinct in its approach, subject matter, or presentation.
Example: "The filmmaker released a unique documentary that explores the untold stories of the city's hidden history."
Alternatives: "an exceptional documentary" or "a distinctive documentary".
It is a unique documentary record of our own lives, a simple source of creative pleasure and fun.
He was the author of many polemical poems, written over four decades in a unique documentary style.
October Country is a unique documentary that uses the themes of Halloween and, in particular, ghosts to give voice to a working-class family in Mohawk Valley, NY.
All eight episodes are told from Imo's point of view, giving a unique documentary-style insight into teenage life and her increasingly fragile mental state.
Drawing upon his interests in technology, filmmaking and journalism, Raymond has also pursued a number of unique documentary projects that seek to both educate and entertain, including most recently Unusual Spaces, focusing on the world's most incredible repurposed urban spaces.
A unique musical documentary about the lives of Indigenous men and women in prison has been redeveloped as a multimedia stage production that will serve as the heart of this year's Darwin festival.
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Antonio Olmos, internationally-renowned Mexican photographer who is recognised for his unique documentary style, has returned to the land of his birth for the first project of the 'Sony RX Celebrate the Streets' series.
Adam Barker, channelexecutive for BBC2 and BBC4, said: "BBC2 is thrilled to have commissioned this unique documentary chronicling the most recent achievements of one of the most significant figures in the history of music".
As Barnard's unique documentary progresses, the focus shifts from Andrea to what became of her eldest daughter, Lorraine, now 29 - the age her mother was when she died.
His unique documentary style of film making was already evident in his early 1969 feature "The Jackal of Nahualtoro," a stinging indictment on capital punishment based on a true story of a mass murderer who is rehabilitated and then executed.
