The phrase "a very good documentary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a documentary that is of high quality or particularly engaging.
Example: "After watching the film festival, I can confidently say that 'Planet Earth' is a very good documentary that showcases the beauty of our planet."
Alternatives: "an excellent documentary" or "a remarkable documentary".
"It works like a very good documentary.
(The story and the larger relationship are the subject of a very good documentary, "Fixer," directed by Ian Olds).
The earlier film, a very good documentary that presents an interestingly diverse array of Israeli voices, doesn't have a significant component of form or style, and, though many of its discussions concern the issue that is of crucial importance to the filmmaker, "Who is a Jew?," the movie doesn't offer any distinctive answers to that question.
What makes Love and Saucers a very good documentary about a man who paints himself having sex with aliens is that Abrahams lays out the details of Huggins's story and lets viewers come to their own conclusions.
If you're not paying close attention during the first few minutes of Verena Paravel and J. P. Sniadecki's "Foreign Parts," another very good documentary outside the main selection (and which also doesn't have distribution), you might think you were watching scenes from another country.
Later, to memorialise that era and the artists that came out of it, Aaron directed the heart-wrenching (and very good) documentary Beautiful Losers.
I'm a Single Parent, part of the Stories strand that has come up with a succession of very good documentaries.
There is even a very good recent documentary called Ecstasy of Order that every Tetris fan should watch.
RS: So while we're talking here, students in my class are watching a very good FRONTLINE PBS documentary, 'League of Denial.' And it's all about how the National Football League basically denied that there was a problem here.
As explained in a very good making-of documentary, Reinert realized that the best launch footage might come from one mission, the best space walk from another (not even an Apollo mission, actually), the best shots inside the capsule from another, the best view of a stage of the rocket breaking off from another and so on.
DuVernay is meanwhile enjoying a very good year: her first documentary, The 13th, about racial inequality in America, has been selected as the first non-fiction film to open the New York film festival in September; while her new TV series for Oprah Winfrey's OWN channel, Queen Sugar, has already been renewed for a second season before the first season's launch in the fall.
