Sentence examples for archival documentaries from inspiring English sources

Unlike most Hollywood war movies, it has "action" sequences almost entirely drawn from archival documentaries — German as well as British — which contribute not only to the picture's realism but also to its dreamlike, almost surreal atmosphere.

"Fact-checking 'My Winnipeg' would be absurd, since the film, which combines archival documentary images with freshly shot, antique-looking passages, is more concerned with lyrical truth than with literal accuracy".

Fact-checking "My Winnipeg" would be absurd, since the film, which combines archival documentary images with freshly shot, antique-looking passages, is more concerned with lyrical truth than with literal accuracy.

In archival documentary video footage broadcast by ITV, a woman identified as Josephine was seen along with other members of the group and was heard to angrily tell journalists to go away, telling them that they were part of the "fascist state" after they had tried to interview the group's leader in 1997.

In the scenes of rioting, Bigelow blends what appears to be archival documentary footage of the events with her own dramatizations of them; her style of filming action, mainly with a handheld, shaking, and darting camera, is an imitation of the style of the newsreels, as if lending her own stagings and dramatizations a seamless claim of comparable veracity and authenticity.

Methods of data collection varied with ten using surveys and seven using archival documentary data such as patents, emails or personnel records to record relational ties and attributes of the participants.

But just a month later, "The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975," a nearly all-archival documentary, played at Sundance, as did "Senna," the story of the racecar driver Ayrton Senna, drawn almost exclusively from the Formula One archives.

Each of the research methodologies has uses one or more techniques to collect empirical data, including interviews, participant observation, fieldwork, archival research, documentary materials, etc.

It combines full-length documentaries, archival photographs, and samples of compositions to contextualize the histories of Reich, Glass, and Adams.

Their best-known work, Handsworth Songs (1986), is now regarded as emblematic of a turn towards the archival and towards documentary in recent art.

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