Her first film, I'm British But…, was a documentary and no exception.
Not everyone is a hero in this documentary, and no two stories are exactly alike; but together they deliver a portrait of Sept. 11 and its aftermath that is as powerful and sobering as any photograph.
The former is a "geographically expansive account of the rise of evolutionary theory" and the latter a book that reconsiders the European era from A.D. 400 to 1000 "using only a slender and unreliable documentary record and no narrative crutches".
The result sounds like a historiographical stunt: a single volume that, using only a slender and unreliable documentary record and no narrative crutches, covers six centuries and at least seven major rival powers.
Including previews, arthouse titles Remainder, Suburra, Adult Life Skills and Ma Ma ,rereleases Spirited Away and Poor Cow, and documentaries No Home Movie and Crazy About Tiffany's grossed £71,000 from 143 cinemas.
The gym's owners think their guest is being filmed for a documentary and have no clue about her real identity.
"A lot of times I'm looking at documentaries, and I have no idea of the credibility of the people putting together the information," said Joe Pichirallo, an executive at Focus Features who was formerly an investigative reporter at The Washington Post.
While his name continues to crop up in Cooper articles and documentaries, no direct evidence implicates him, and the FBI no longer considers him a suspect.
There will be more behind-the-scenes series and documentaries, no doubt — "The Gaffers' Room," "Inside the Sound Re-Recording Supervisors Studio" — because cinephiles and TV fans love to feel as if they're part of the process.
What had started as alternative radio, with music and documentaries that no commercial station would broadcast and hosts whose voices were as serene as a yoga instructor's, had begun the transformation to a primary news source for millions of Americans.
