Sentence examples for crisis of documentary from inspiring English sources

The economic crisis of documentary filmmaking turns up as an aesthetic one, too.

This weekend, "Farming on Crisis?", a series of documentary shorts produced by Georgiadis and other Greek youth, will be among 20 films screening at Los Angeles' ArcLight Cinemas 2nd Annual Documentary Film Festival on Nov. 5-8.

Such arguments are presented within the context of the dramatic increase in production of (first-person) documentary in contemporary France and the current crisis of legitimization in the conventional documentary form.

The afternoon will feature panel discussions; a screening of "Birthright Crisis," a documentary about Dominican-born Haitians; and concerts by the Haitian rara ensemble Nadia Dieudonné and Feet of Rhythm, and the Dominican gaga group Gaga Pa'l Pueblo, which will explore the common roots of two traditions in religious festival street music.

The Imperial War Museum's latest show hits hard: it's an exploration of the worst humanitarian crisis of our time, with Russian documentary photographer Sergey Ponomarev's shots of Syria plus an installation that attempts to give "a balanced and objective introduction to the complex conflict".

Sometimes the story feels torn between two intersecting historical arcs, the crisis of the Dust Bowl and the rise of documentary photography.

Even more baldly, Piers Paul Read's thriller The Death of a Pope (2009) superimposes the crisis of a fictional priest on a documentary account of the death of John Paul II and the election of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as Benedict XVI.

A lot of documentary work is pessimistic bringing awareness to a social issue, a crisis, or a tragedy.

The failure of documentary research to settle the war-guilt question led other historians to look behind the July 1914 crisis for long-range causes of the war.

The Kardashian form of documentary.

Profile of Robert J. Flaherty, maker of documentary films.