Sentence examples for direct documentary from inspiring English sources

Where de Heer's drama is close-to-the-bone fiction, inspired by Gulpilil's personal life, Reynolds takes a more direct documentary approach.

Susan Lacy, the creator and executive producer of "American Masters," the celebrated public television series that has chronicled the lives and careers of scores of icons of American culture, has signed a multiyear deal to produce and direct documentary films for the pay cable channel.

This is not to say that Evans copied Atget's photographs, but what he saw in them must have reinforced his own instinct that a clear, direct documentary picture taken from ordinary life could contain a kind of poetry, become a work of art.

Mike Myers to direct documentary about Shep Gordon.

In the absence of any direct documentary proof or solid physical evidence, the question of whether Anderson was Anastasia was for many a matter of personal belief.

By contrast, academic Shakespeareans and literary historians rely mainly on direct documentary evidence in the form of title page attributions and government records such as the Stationers' Register and the Accounts of the Revels Office and contemporary testimony from poets, historians, and those players and playwrights who worked with him, as well as modern stylometric studies.

I didn't even think that I should direct documentaries.

"I know how to make commercials and direct documentaries.

Women are more likely to direct documentaries than narrative films, for example.

He (or she) stencils rats and bobbies on walls across the U.K. and beyond, only taking breaks to direct documentaries or paint elephants or build parody amusement parks.

Alexandre Philippe directed documentary feature The People vs George Lucas, which premiered at this year's Edinburgh film festival.