In the course of the documentary, Mr. Cozza's voice changes, he grows taller, he becomes an Eagle scout.
Seymour is a reasonably interesting character on his own; in the course of the documentary, we hear about his war experience and his brief, strange correspondence with Buckingham Palace.
All told there is a full hour of Foote over the course of the documentary, and I'd thrill at any outtakes.
Ms. Coddington emerges over the course of the documentary as a character as complicated and exacting as her more famous boss, Ms. Wintour.
But I felt something real in the course of this documentary about Austrian big-game tourists at a Namibian hunting lodge: unselfconscious rage and disgust.
During the course of the documentary project, the son was arrested for cocaine possession, and we hear James trying to pass along to his son the hard lessons he has learned.
In the course of the documentary they learn that the relatively high prevalence of X.P. among Navajo children appears to stem from the Long Walk of 1864, a 450-mile forced relocation of the Navajo by the Army that killed many and restricted the tribe's gene pool.
Famous friends, such as Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and Tom Petty, are all interviewed in the course of the documentary.Mr Atkins's film also documents Mr Lynne's note-for-note re-recording of ELO's greatest hits, for which he played nearly all of the instruments and then produced the tracks on an Apple computer in his living room studio.
An extraordinarily illuminating detail emerges, in the course of the documentary, at the one point that the action departs from the set of Resnais's film: Spira filmed an excursion by the cast and crew to the Munich suburb of Dachau.
Over the course of the documentary, Mr. Gandolfini shares the bare frame with 10 men and women, many of them amputees, leaving him to compensate not merely for his celebrity but also for the tactile gift of all that size and flesh.
