Sentence examples for documentaries including a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hansen himself appeared in documentaries, including a BBC series in 2005 on the land war to retake Europe.

Some of the choices were straightforward: the American Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, will screen four documentaries, including a 70-minute film called "W.T.C.

Among the films at this year's festival are two on AIDS research and a handful of energy documentaries, including a sequel to "Gasland", about the divisive issue of fracking.

He is also a producer of television movies and documentaries, including a 1990 NBC adaptation of Hemingway's "Old Man and the Sea" with Anthony Quinn and a 1984 adaptation of Dickens's "Christmas Carol" with George C. Scott for CBS.

The DVD features commentaries by film critic Tony Rayns and the Mexican horror maestro Guillermo del Toro, three documentaries including a revealing account by Dreyer of finding appropriate styles for his films, and a fascinating portrait of Baron Nicolas de Gunzburg, the handsome gay aristocrat who financed the film and later became a major figure on the New York fashion scene.

Moving to television, she designed and executive produced plays and documentaries, including a thirteen part series on The French Revolution for the BBC and A&E.

While private news channels interviewed defiant lawmakers leaving the Parliament, the main state network switched to documentaries, including an anniversary tribute to Egypt's secret police.

He won other prizes for television documentaries, including an R.F.K. Journalism Award in 1976, the Humanitas Prize in 1977 and a Christopher Award in 1985.

Bernard's switch to programme-making marks a return to an earlier phase in his career when he specialised in radio documentaries, including an award-winning series on alcoholism.

He admitted he'd had the odd tantrum while filming a documentary, including a standup row with a producer about getting a cup of coffee.

At dramatic moments in the documentary, including a scene in which Lieutenant Hester, who lived in Point Pleasant, appears in a wheelchair at a freeholders' meeting to ask that her pension be transferred to Ms. Andree, sobs could be heard in the audience.