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Trouser-bulging and sheet-tenting erections have been seen on Big Brother – and sex-ed documentaries have shown outlines of erections with infrared cameras – but male arousal is too hard for drama to show.
From "Roger & Me" to "An Inconvenient Truth," documentaries have shown that they can be great tools for spreading awareness, even on complicated topics that don't lend themselves to visual storytelling.
Other documentaries have shown how young students cope with differential access to resources in competitive settings in more nuanced ways.
But as Malik Bendjelloul's Oscar-nominated documentary has shown, the Detroit musician became a huge star in South Africa, where they believed he had died.
Kenya has traditionally been a leading voice on the world stage in the conservation arena, through tourism, collaboration with international agreements, branding, partnerships with the NGO and scientific communities, and documentaries which have shown the world "Magical Kenya".
Venues ranging from the Grand Palais in Paris, France to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. to Durham's Full Frame Documentary Film Festival have shown his videos.
The last couple of Sydney film fests have shown "hybrid" documentaries (mixing reality with fictional techniques) to be one of the most exciting trends in filmmaking.
In France, as Michel Butor has pointed out, the new novel is increasingly performing some of the tasks of the old essay; in America, as Capote's In Cold Blood and Mailer's Armies of the Night have shown, the documentary report can gain strength from its presentation as fictional narrative.
"The police have shown an explosive documentary to its officers and simply stonewalled us".
Documentary footage had shown Ballard and Cameron using advanced technologies, and Berger pictured himself doing the same.
In a recent after-school class, the teacher, Joseph Vicari, asked the children to write a review of a short documentary he had shown them.
