Sentence examples for bring to the documentary from inspiring English sources

Days after the three year anniversary of Brown's death, Whose Streets? makes its way into theaters this weekend, and it's not only essential viewing because of its subject matter, but because of Sabaah and Damon's singular grace and poeticism they bring to the documentary.

As a long time vegetarian, animal rights supporter, and PETA member, I'm excited about the attention the documentary will bring to the organization's causes.

Speaking of Spacey, as executive producer he brings to the festival a documentary directed by Alex Rotaru titled Shakespeare High.

There is something bracing, even exciting, about the intellectual rigour that Ava DuVernay brings to this documentary about the prison system and the economic forces behind racism in America.

The story, which was previously brought to the big screen in a 2013 documentary by James Erskine, is ripe with further intrigue.

Galifianakis thinks this was partly down to the freshness of the gags, but also the "grittiness" that director (and former documentary-maker) Todd Phillips brought to the project.

Pablo Delano, a photographer and a professor at Trinity College in Hartford, often instructs his students to look at Mr. Flores's "raw and real" photos to understand what an insider view can bring to documentary photography.

In the final throws of an exhaustive editing process, the filmmaker is ready to bring the documentary to completion and get his story out to audiences.

Elkann has worked to bring the documentary about the fabled Italian soccer team, owned by the Agnelli family since 1923, to the big screen.

The documentary brings to light the deficiencies of a millenarian project that might better have lived on a as a great mystery and question mark.

This speculation was brought to mind by the extraordinary documentary "The Making of 'Last Year at Marienbad,'" which I was able to see last year (and which was screened at the Museum of the Moving Image several weeks ago).