The phrase "articles documentary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a documentary that discusses or features articles, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The articles documentary provided an in-depth look at the impact of journalism on society."
Alternatives: "documentary on articles" or "documentary featuring articles".
There have been countless articles, documentaries and books about the case, many of them bestsellers.
Magazine articles, documentaries, books – they all require the same level of experiencing honesty about events".
Over the past six months, we've been treated to debates, articles, documentaries, books – and now a play at the National Theatre.
There are numerous books, articles, documentaries, and essays published by black female writers describing black self-hatred.
"There will be more books, articles, documentaries and television shows in the months to come focusing on concussions and brain damage.
Those who stuck it out became unwilling icons of the supposed decline of the American empire, the subject of a thousand news articles, documentaries and books.
The endless explorations of El Sistema, in articles, documentaries and books, give little attention to one of its more striking aspects: a similarity to organized religion and, more specifically, the Roman Catholic Church.
iPhone / iPad iPad app LinkTV has a focus on international news, aggregating videos from broadcasters around the world tied to topical events, as well as text articles, documentaries and personalisation features.
Michael Jackson — a k a "the King of Pop," "the Gloved One," "the Earl of Whirl" or simply "M J" — has already been the subject of yards upon yards of coverage: magazine and newspaper articles, documentaries, interminable Internet discussions and wall-to-wall television reportage.
And there was something else that articles, documentaries and TV news stories failed to capture concerning the uniqueness of this story: the complexity of defining terrorism, and especially domestic terrorism.
Images from Studio 54 are almost commonplace these days-what with all the articles, documentaries, and biographies of the super club-but something about the pictures Tod Papageorge took there seem to raise the subjects to a new level.
