Sentence examples for combined documentary from inspiring English sources

Chytilová used parallel narratives and boldly combined documentary and fiction.

The 90-minute film, which combined documentary and fictionalized footage, portrayed Mr. Spacely's harrowing existence as a drug addict.

Over the years, his work included episodes of Bob Godfrey's Roobarb; an animated feature film of Charles Kingsley's The Water Babies (1978); the television film Castle, which combined documentary and animation to describe the construction of a medieval Welsh castle (1983); and Asterix vs Caesar (1985, from the French comics).

Alma Har'el directed, combining documentary and choreography.

Mr. Dizdar "directs with extraordinary exuberance and self-confidence, in a style that combines documentary realism with a playful, improvisatory sense of possibility" (A. O. Scott).

Its four chapters, proceeding without dialogue and using methods that combine documentary objectivity with Keatonesque sight gags, are miniature biographies of a man, a goat, a tree and some charcoal.

"Children of Hiroshima," commissioned by the Japan Teachers Union and based on a compilation of testimonies by a university professor, Arata Osada, combines documentary naturalism with lyrical and frankly sentimental passages.

SUMMER OF GOLIATH (VERANO DE GOLIAT)(2010, 76min Director: Nicolas PeredaCountry: Mexico/Canada/NetherlandsPereda's SUMMER OF GOLIATH combines documentary and fiction as it intertwines the stories of people living in a small town in rural Mexico.

STRANGE CULTURE Lynn Hershman Leeson's film combines documentary and dramatized scenes to tell the story of Steve Kurtz, an artist and professor whose work criticizes the commercial use of biotechnology.

The usual way of talking about any movie or television show that combines documentary and fictitious elements is to note, with furrowed brow, that it blurs the line between fantasy and reality.

Directed by the London-based filmmaker Phil Cox, Bettyy: They Say I'm Different" is an impressionistic meditation on Davis's career and reclusion that combines documentary tropes (rare concert footage, talking heads) with poetic motifs (a symbolic crow, Kabuki dancers).