Sentence examples for documentaries to which from inspiring English sources
Like the Imax space documentaries to which it also owes a debt, Gravity needs to overwhelm you; to engulf you; to surround you; to discombobulate you.
Perhaps the most salient point to be made about the series of documentaries to which "Frozen Planet" belongs, along with "The Blue Planet," "Planet Earth," "Life" and others, is that enormous time and money are spent obtaining unmediated, close-up views of nature, which are then presented in an artificial, dramatized way.
The documentary, to which the architects agreed as part of the entry requirements, charts the surreal process by which "iconic" projects are conjured, over a matter of weeks, by bleary-eyed interns, in a mysteriously haphazard manner.
"Lil Bub, how was this film conceptualized?" the comedian asked the celebrated kitteh of the new documentary, to which Lil Bub merely breathed heavily in indifference.
The film has a moral authority similar to that of the Holocaust documentary "Shoah," to which it ingeniously alludes.
The additional pictures provide a context for understanding the documentary tradition to which Mr. Louie's work belongs.
Wood has some unsettling comments on Memory of the Camps, a documentary about Bergen-Belsen to which Hitchcock contributed in 1945.
The documentary also disclosed the extent to which Bishop Comiskey and other church authorities knew about the abuse.
Garbus's documentary shows the poignant extent to which Monroe cultivated an image that she knew would sell — and then came to be identified with it.
But it's clear that at some point Cisna turned over the raw footage from his homemade documentary to McDonald's, which then hired a commercial filmmaker to add voiceovers, music and on-camera interviews to create 540 Meals.
We have become so accustomed to television documentaries in which someone famous travels to a distant part of the world to view its inhabitants in their natural state that we have quite forgotten where it all originated.
