At Nyehaus, where the show is ensconced in the gallery's somewhat decrepit town house, funkiness reigns, as does a certain documentary aesthetic.
At one stage the audit firm recommended edits which removed reference to "bars coated with silver", replacing the words with a more generic reference to "an incident in which there were certain documentary irregularities".
Mr Brown asked the judge for a continuation in the action and explained: "There are certain documentary requirements of a settlement of this nature that have to be thrashed out.
It's impossible to watch this entertaining study of über-metal rockers Metallica without thinking of a certain documentary-or-if-you-will-rockumentary, and it's difficult to tell if directors Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky wish to acknowledge its influence or not.
HBO tries to offset the rawness by occasionally financing worthy educational programs and providing links on the Internet to organizations dedicated to the issues certain documentaries examine.
Photographing her in depravity, showing her scoring, suffering, sick, and high, making images that are so valued in a certain tradition of documentary photography, seemed all wrong to me.
What scraps of evidence there are (a few documents from the gap, a few sentences in lives of the abbots of Stoudion of that time, and the first dated manuscript written in true minuscule) point to its development from a certain type of documentary hand used in the 8th century and to the likelihood that the monastery of the Stoudion in Constantinople had a leading part in its early development.
Her artistic undertaking therefore has, to a certain extent, a documentary aspect.
Ali Catterall Watching Scary, Sporty, Ginger, Baby and Posh jostling for attention in the Wannabe video is enough to provoke goosebumps among pop addicts of a certain age, and this documentary brings it all back.
Just one small moan: the plinky-plonky comedy score, for the sniffer dogs, for example: the sort of music you find on a certain kind of observational documentary, to show when it's supposed to be amusing.
"A Better Man" nominally belongs to a certain set of interrogatory documentaries in which an aggressor and a victim convene to reach some sort of breakthrough: the itinerant child who makes peace with the oppressive parent; the career racist who, upon looking into the saucer eyes of the benevolent black man, renounces the activities of his clan.
