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Jacques Pépin and Alice Waters, the subjects of other documentaries in this series, weigh in.

There are nine out-of-competition features and the same number of full-length documentaries in this category.

The last three documentaries in this season's PBS series "Independent Lens" are good examples of what makes public TV valuable.

The film, Thursday night on OWN, is not at all shy about showing the hopes and setbacks of Ms. Markvoort and her family, but unlike some other documentaries in this genre it doesn't feel exploitive.

Within the framework of  TV delinearization, topic segmentation aims at splitting shows for which the notion of topic is relevant (e.g., broadcast news, reports, and documentaries in this work) into segments dealing with a single topic, for example, to further enrich those segments with hyperlinks.

Proofs of the remarkable strength of documentaries in this day and age are manifold right around now.

Like Mr. Meyer four decades before, Mr. Enthoven set out to make a documentary, in this case about children's responses to divorce.

For an article about the documentary in this Sunday's Arts & Leisure section, Ms. Harrison spoke about the development of the project, her life with George Harrison and how she learned to share it with the cameras.

While we're on the subject of the British film industry, Michael Winterbottom won the Golden Bear at Berlin in February with his outstanding refugee drama-documentary In This World, another remarkable achievement for this prolific director.

Director Saul Dibb, whose first film this is, comes from TV documentaries; his co-screenwriter, Catherine Johnson, lives in Hackney and has been writer-in-residence at Holloway prison; cinematographer Marcel Zyskind has worked with Michael Winterbottom (most notably on the semi-documentary In This World).

Three documentaries in this year's Tribeca Film Festival (April 19-30) intersect to evoke a single arc of American injustice that has not merely gone unredressed but been continually defended and perpetuated.