Sentence examples for documentaries making the from inspiring English sources
For audiences, there's an open-minded approach to film that makes equals of Tinseltown escapism and political documentaries, making the festival a cinematic one-stop shop.
Digital viewing platforms, such as video-on-demand, Netflix, iTunes and other streaming services, provide new sources of revenue for documentaries, making the break-even point or profitability more attainable (and difficult to reach just on what a TV outlet will pay).
Another "Great Performances" documentary, "Making 'The Misfits' " (2002), about Clark Gable and Monroe's last movie, sparked her interest in Monroe.
"Pandora's Promise" is a provocative and important new documentary making the case for nuclear power as a safe and large-scale substitute for fossil fuels.
Watching the Wiener documentary making the rounds, those words echo painfully.
In case you've missed the hype, IOUSA is a documentary making the case that the U.S. budget is hopelessly out of control and that our current spending patterns will bankrupt our children.
The documentary makes the point that Mr. Rosset originally wanted to be a filmmaker himself.
It's not often that a documentary makes the case for its own spuriousness, but in a sense that's what "Latinos '08" eventually does.
But in documentaries made about the other country, a very different picture emerges.
The finest examples of this are the documentaries made by Robert Drew of the Kennedy White House, particularly the movie about the forced integration of the University of Alabama.
