Sentence examples for an essential documentary from inspiring English sources

These images of people, mainly black people, many of whom endure drug addiction, physical infirmities, poverty, homelessness, and harassment from the police have an essential documentary urgency.

These images — of people, mainly black people, many of whom endure drug addiction, physical infirmities, poverty, homelessness, and harassment from the police — have an essential documentary urgency.

The movie has an essential documentary value, one that extends far beyond the visual recording of performance: it reflects the actual historical background to Foster's songs, which is all too easily lost in their familiar renditions.

The essential documentary impulse is the impulse to catch life off camera, to film what was not planned to happen, or what would have happened whether someone was there to film it or not.

Still, for everyone who watches it today, "Triumph of the Will" has the essential documentary fascination: you feel that you are seeing things you were not intended to see.

Provides essential documentary materials that explore religious and philosophical movements in reaction to the dramatic changes in culture and society wrought by the industrial revolution and modernity.

This essential documentary traces the civil-rights moments through the words of James Baldwin.

This whole phenomenon of alterado music, along with its North American fabrication, has been astutely covered by photographer and filmmaker Shaul Schwarz in last year's essential documentary "Narco Cultura" (now streaming on Netflix) and more recently in a trio of fascinating reports on Vice.com.com

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New Queer Cinema also reflected the militant spirit of Act Up, the AIDS protest organization born in 1987 whose history is told in two recent and essential documentaries: "How to Survive a Plague" and "United in Anger: A History of Act Up".

Along with "No End in Sight," this movie is one of the essential documentaries of the ongoing war.