Sentence examples for documentaries down from inspiring English sources

The results were two highly personalised documentaries, "Down and Out in Paris and London" and "The Road to Wigan Pier".In 1936 he went to Barcelona to report on the Spanish civil war.

Moore says the public's appetite for teaching documentaries is down to a general interest in real-life stories, but she adds that it's rare to see "the warm side of education" in the media.

It took years for her to decide that she was willing to front a documentary about Down's syndrome.

Onstage, the strikers, who are black-and-white caricatures of commitment, seem literally to emerge out of the documentary, weighed down by historical fact and coated in the impasto of slogans.

Elsewhere, Moore's The Forgotten Man (2006) is a straight lift of a period documentary about down and out bohemia in Sydney in the '60s, all the subjects and the narrator's voice replaced by Moore himself, while What Say u? Wii (2009) is Moore dressed up as a kid, lip syncing a young boy's voice describing his favourite video games.

Watch the VICE News documentary: Pinned Down by the Islamic State: The Road to Mosul (Part 1).

"Because I wouldn't pin ["Hood Documentary"] down on that genre of black British comedy it's more than that; it's not generic," he says.

LOS ANGELES —You just can't keep an Oscar-winning documentary down.

This is largely a self-inflicted wound, worsened by the astonishing decision to allow a fly-on-the-wall documentary of Downing Street's media operation, which was shown the night before the leak of the prime minister's memorandum.

Mr. Mathers said that was him: watching documentaries and writing down information, "dates and times and places".

The other day, I had an online argument/discussion with various independent producers of radio documentaries which boiled down to: why can't we have a Radiotopia website that houses all interesting British radio documentaries?