To explain why, one word said it all," narrates Zachary Green in " The Superpredator Scare," a short documentary published by the New York Times describing the nature of the panic.
The result of all this observation was a series of documentary articles, published in The Times from May 2003 to April 2004, and collected now in book form.
Funny that neither of them surfaced before the documentary was published: again, they are not the kind of thing that usually goes unnoticed.
But the claims chime with documentary evidence published by researchers in the counter-terrorism journal CTC Sentinel, showing that Isis is struggling to fund its fighters, which make up about 60% of the group's costs.
Almost every one of those guys went on to make their own discoveries, do documentaries and publish books.
Almost every one of those guys went on to make their own discoveries, do documentaries, and publish books.
There are numerous books, articles, documentaries, and essays published by black female writers describing black self-hatred.
This one is the most ambitious to date, a multiplatform event with offshoots on all the HBO channels as well as Facebook and YouTube; the project's Internet site (hbo.com/alzheimers) also offers 15 short films, culled from material that was edited out of the main documentaries, and PublicAffairs published a companion book, "The Alzheimer's Project: Momentum in Science," in May.
In 2008, the documentary filmmaker Ben Lewis published "Hammer and Tickle," a remarkable collection of jokes amassed from the former Soviet bloc.
Each of the belligerents published documentary collections selected to shift the blame and prove that it was fighting in self-defense.
