Sentence examples for distributed documentaries from inspiring English sources

"The company was started as a company that distributed documentaries and films that deal with social issues, like 'Harlan County USA.' We were very torn because it was a great honor to be at the Museum of Modern Art," she said, "but in the end decided that this was a principle that we believe in very strongly".

First Run Features, which has distributed documentaries for nearly 30 years, relies on out-of-the-ordinary venues, showing its "For the Bible Tells Me So" at churches and "Wetlands Preserved: The Story of an Activist Nightclub" at concert sites.

John is also an independent filmmaker who as produced a nationally distributed documentary, several internationally screened film-shorts, and an award-winning 16mm feature film.

Concerned that current models of funding and distributing documentaries in the UK are failing, BRITDOC aims to re-vitalise the industry.

Aufderheide sits on the board of the Independent Television Service, which was created by Congress to produce and distribute documentaries for public television stations, including the critically esteemed "Independent Lens" series.

She is also the chairwoman of Arts Engine, a nonprofit organization in New York that produces and distributes documentaries on social issues.

Silverstein consulted with several others in writing the letter, including Debra Zimmerman, executive director of Women Make Movies, which distributes documentaries made by women.

Savvy activists like those associated with Black Lives Matter can distribute documentary evidence to more viewers than your favorite cable news station ever could.

Netflix also rents documentary films and has distributed 13 documentary films that major studios did not pick up.

When students outside the hearing chambers began to riot in response to the subpoenaed witnesses' denouncements of the committee, the KPFA team turned the broadcast into a widely distributed radio documentary.

In 1971 and 1972 I produced a nationally distributed television documentary titled "Class... and the Classroom" that reported on conditions in Duluth, Minn., as the schools prepared to follow a class-desegregation mandate from the state.