Sentence examples for documentaries one of from inspiring English sources
The fourth annual program, which runs from Feb. 13 to 21, includes a car show and an antiques show; an interview with the architectural photographer Julius Shulman; screenings of three documentaries, one of them on the Palm Springs architect Donald Wexler; a symposium featuring Kelly Lynch, the actress and preservationist; and many cocktail parties.
Friendly doesn't quite understand the attitude of the big corporations toward sponsoring documentaries, "One of these advertisers will come in and say he can't sponsor a show that deals with the problem of segregation, or a show on the crisis in Algeria, or a show on radioactive fallout, because he can't risk having his corporate image hurt by controversial subject matter.
Since their incarceration, the trio has been the subject of three documentaries, one of which is scheduled to be released in November.
Among the festival's documentaries, one of the most powerful is Marta Cunningham's "Valentine Road," which explores the aftermath of a 2008 classroom shooting.
At this point, "While We're Young" stops being a wry midlife-crisis comedy, and starts being a conspiracy thriller about the importance of authenticity in documentaries: one of those topics which is always more fascinating to film-makers than it is to viewers.
But in this sharply directed Netflix documentary, one of the key aims is exploring behind the headlines, the accusations and the slut-shaming.
Lord Charteris, formerly the Queen's private secretary, put it thus when he told a television documentary: "One of the functions of the royal family in the minds of the people is to be the continuing story of Peyton Place..
Buried deep in the article is a quote from the BBC whispering that the documentary, one of three in Maxwell's series Conspiracy Road Trip, doesn't endorse conspiracy theories but exposes them to sober investigation.
To answer, I turn to a quote from Pete Townshend (whose All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes essentially never left my turntable in '82, btw), who was the first rock musician to play a Ball (in '79), and who clarified, via the evening's documentary, "One of the aspects of human energy is that we can get together, join hands, and say, This is not right!" I like that.
Also include suggestions for further reforms that you think should be enacted in American prisons. 5. Create a "Rise to Power" documentary on one of the American governmental figures at the forefront of the anti-terrorism movement.
