Not surprisingly, some of those earth-first story lines were found in documentaries, but at least two fictional features — "The Descendants" and "The Forgiveness of Blood" —use the land for critical dramatic effect.
That curious tension was also to be found in the documentary I Was Bin Laden's Bodyguard.
The proof is not to be found in the documentary broadcast on Italian TV last week, which has generated gigabytes of hype on the internet.
Happily, movie love at its purest — beyond uncritical hero worship and mythologizing — could be found in a documentary that made a modest but enthusiastically received debut here: Tony Zierra's "Filmworker," a portrait of Leon Vitali, Stanley Kubrick's longtime assistant who personifies the myriad crew members and artisans who make even the most singular cinematic visions possible.
Portraits of artists that paint them as quirky or eccentric figures can often be found in the documentary genre.
Those words, voiced by Neil Volz, a disgraced former associate of the notorious Washington super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff, offer the most pungent description of this charismatic, corrupt wheeler-dealer to be found in Alex Gibney's documentary "Casino Jack and the United States of Money".
A more detailed exploration of Hetherington's life and career can be found in Junger's documentary about him, Which Way is the Front Line From Here? which is released in October.
Evidence for that can be found in a new documentary that examines theological and historical relationships between Judaism and Christianity, with commentary by academics, clerics specializing in interfaith relations and people in the pews.
It's good, clean stuff; the same ingredients will likely be found in the $1 million documentary he's making about the political trajectory of his longtime buddy John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate.
A full history of the flag and the controversy surrounded it can be found in the excellent documentary Confederacy Theory.
