Sentence examples for documentaries free from inspiring English sources

(He has started a Web site, SnagFilms.com, where you can view full documentaries free or "snag" a clip and embed it in a site).

"Frontline" has streamed most of its documentaries free since 2002 (www.pbs.org/frontline), part of an effort to reach younger audiences than typically tune in to PBS.

In the 1960s, under the military dictator General Ayub Khan, the state used films to promote Pakistani nationalism, and cinemas were required to run pro-army documentaries free of charge.

Founded in 2008 with backing from the entrepreneur Ted Leonsis and others, SnagFilms has operated under an unusual model by which it circulates documentaries free to Web sites - and avoids upfront payments to filmmakers - but shares revenue from embedded 15-second ads.

John Wellington Ennis is a co-founder of Video The Vote and made the election documentaries FREE FOR ALL: One Dude's Quest to Save Our Elections and PAY 2 PLAY: Democracy's High Stakes, available at SaveOurElections.org.org

Meant to celebrate transgender artistic and cultural achievements, the festival will screen films including 1967's "The Queen" and 1978's "In a Year With 13 Moons" as well as the recently premiered documentaries "Free Cece" and "Major!" Beginning Oct. 20, TransNation will feature more than 20 films representing an almost-50-year span of trans presence in Hollywood.

A listing of movie openings in the special Summer Movies section on May 5 misidentified the profession of Richard Davidson in the documentary "Free the Mind".

The PBS documentary "Free to Dance" traces black performers and choreographers from pioneers including Katherine Dunham and Alvin Ailey to young talents like Sheri Williams, above, of the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company.

Phie Ambo's inoffensive documentary "Free the Mind" tries to depict the methodical ways in which meditation and mindfulness can be used to treat life-changing anxiety and trauma.

Speaking in the campaign documentary, Free At What Cost?, Ant said the "hippie idea" that everything should be free on the net only sounds fine to those who are not creators.

The documentary is co-directed by Shola Lynch, whose documentary "Free Angela and All Political Prisoners" about Angela Davis is in theaters now, and by Lisa Cortes, who also produced the documentary and who was an executive producer for the Oscar-winning movie "Precious".