Sentence examples for and in the documentary from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes leaders or journalists forget these are real kids growing up in same-sex families all over the country, and in the documentary, they are real kids that had to go to school on Wednesday," she says.

And yet there is something real and true at the end of all this, and the evidence is there in the paraphernalia of filming, the props and costumes, and in the documentary itself.

He doesn't discuss exactly what restricted the cash flow, but enough money was raised to film in Alberta, British Columbia, and in the documentary and Mr. Costner's commentary we see a director obsessed with detail.

In Orgreave, the miners' account of what happened, as related by one of those charged, Bernard Jackson, in his book The Battle for Orgreave, and in the documentary of the same title, was very different to that of the police.

It is a victory that he is being celebrated this year in two major exhibitions in the US, and in the documentary Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures, out next month.

They moved to Crouch End in north London in 2006 and in the documentary Minchin jokes that they will have to "sell the baby" to afford the rent – no such struggle post-Matilda.

(Both Mr. Gellman and Mr. Lederman deliver trenchant anecdotes and analysis in the documentary).

The duo founded the independent record label Eskimo Laboratories, and starred in the documentary films We Are Wizards and Wizard Rockumentary.

Objectivity and realism in the documentary movement shared the cognitive and political value of objectivity or factuality we have seen in modernism, socialism, scientism and logical empiricism.

Here and elsewhere in the documentary you are made to feel that such involvement is deeply American and necessary.

(Jill Abramson, the executive editor of The New York Times, also published a book on the hearings, with Jane Mayer, "Strange Justice: The Selling of Clarence Thomas," and appears in the documentary).