The phrase "above documentary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a documentary mentioned earlier in the text, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The findings discussed in the above documentary highlight the importance of conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "previous documentary" or "aforementioned documentary".
But when we made a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the Arctic Circle to film the above documentary, we found a proper football club – one rich with history and character.
The Boston Globe made the above documentary about Boston (confusing, we know).
BerlIn Archway Becomes a Cascading Porthe of Light aboveeometry.
But after watching the above documentary about the work of artist Dylan Kraus, my understanding's a bit different.
In the above documentary -- an original HuffPost production -- today's top sideshow performers and historians tell the stories of how Ward Hall blazed a singular path in entertainment history.
In the above documentary, directed by Vincent Ricafort and titled "Talk Of The Sea," Piailug's story unfolds as the mural is painted and the canoes prepare for their embarkment on such an arduous journey.
Made by the Oscar-winning director Errol Morris ("The Fog of War"), above, the documentary, "Standard Operating Procedure," uses film, re-enactments and photographs that were published around the world to shed light on the treatment of inmates.
Thus, they commissioned the creation of the above short documentary, which was produced by AntiVJ and directed by Jerome Monnot.
In November, the European Union passed a new set of laws prohibiting product placement in news, current events (as with the ET excerpt above) documentaries, and children's shows.
Rory Kennedy is the director and producer of the forthcoming Discovery Channel documentary "Above and Beyond: NASA's Journey to Tomorrow". Mark Bailey is the film's writer and producer.
The trailer for the documentary, above, presents these men in a somewhat better light than Sunday's grainy footage of a man carrying a pepper-spray can on a dimly lit Seattle street corner.
