Sentence examples for documentaries around the from inspiring English sources

There will also be three Saturday nights in October devoted to books and reading, including profiles, interviews and documentaries around the 2016 Man Booker prize.

An article last Sunday about a State Department program that shows American documentaries around the world misspelled the given name of one of the field producers for the film "Which Way Home," which is about Central American children who smuggle themselves into the United States on freight trains.

Her work has appeared on book covers, music albums and in TV documentaries around the world, and even inspired a singer songwriter (who went on to use her work as a backdrop to his live performance).

Ms. Davis said she was hoping to take her documentary around the country.

MR. UNTOUCHABLE The Sundance-winning director Marc Levin ("Slam") spins a documentary around the figure of a quasi-mythical drug lord.

G.M. will sponsor jazz concerts and screenings of the documentary around the country and has signed on as a sponsor of the 2000/2001 season of Jazz at Lincoln Center.

They made just three movies together — "When the Clouds Roll By" (1919), "The Mollycoddle" (1920), and the mock documentary "Around the World in Eighty Minutes" (1931) — but they became lifelong friends.

Their rise has been based on capturing a uniquely British rage – against politicians, breakfast cereals, hipsters, the smug rich, unpleasant toilets, annoying people on buses; anything, really – and directors Nathan Hannawin and Paul Sng shape their documentary around the group's UK tour earlier this year, positing them as the authentic political response of the underclass to "austerity Britain".

He's also interested in other forms of psychedelic therapy and there are books and documentaries around on the subject.

There's a good documentary kicking around at the moment that connects the arrogant behavior of bankers in New York to the loss of homes and the destruction of neighborhoods during the economic meltdown — Andrew and Leslie Cockburn's "American Casino".

These days it's the scene of a cheerier prospect: grabbing a Pilsner Urquell and settling into your creaky wooden seat to catch the freshest new documentary films around, in the company of connoisseurs like Sean Farnel, programme director of Toronto's Hot Docs international festival.