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The scientific story of life on Earth, as told in palaeontology books for children, museum displays, documentaries and even on university courses is always the same.

Lupino displays a documentary avidity for the details of work and play (as in a wildly ironic sequence involving a model railroad).

One Year Performance 1980-1981, which opened at Sydney's Carriageworks on Tuesday, displays the documentary evidence of that work: 365 punch cards, 365 film strips, showing an increasingly long-haired and bleary-eyed Hsieh, the plain grey uniform he wore, a 16mm movie he made, compressing the year into six minutes, witness statements attesting to his strict routine and the time clock.

Now she has something new on display: a documentary.

But Besson's film doesn't display the documentary sensibility, the practical curiosity, that this would entail.

Photographer Hannah Starkey's display of documentary portraits from the 1970s, meanwhile, offers a subtle reflection on gender codes.

And while "The Fog of War" is less dramatic, it also offers a bravura display of documentary technique and can stand, like Mr. Morris's other films, as an elusive, engrossing character study.

The results -- a motley display of documentary films, videos, installations, photographs and objects by 47 artists and filmmakers and three collaborative groups -- run from sunny side up to deep distrust and despair.

It's also on full display in documentaries like 2016's Hillsong: Let Hope Rise, a film which closely chronicled the most famous evangelical band in the world and included members say stuff like "we're the biggest band you've never heard of" while also asserting their humble beginnings and how it's All For The Lord.

As a director, Feyder seems Mosjoukine's exact opposite: a precise and exacting social realist, whose work, at least during this period, displays a strong documentary element (his best-known work is probably the pointed political fantasy "Carnival in Flanders," released in 1935).

His flamboyance was on full display in the documentary Dreams with Sharp Teeth, released in 2008 after more than 25 years of filming.