Sentence examples for documentaries under the from inspiring English sources

Among the sites that have taken curation most seriously is SundanceNow.com, which each month offers eight documentaries under the heading Doc Club, available by subscription beginning at $4.99 for one month.

Of the plan to air hour-long documentaries under the Catalyst name, ABC program makers say science lends itself to short-form content that can bounce off the news.

Films to be released include five foreign-language documentaries under the title "Broken Silence" by some well-known international directors, which involve interviews and film clips from the foundation's archives.

In the United States, Pare Lorentz made dramatic documentaries about soil erosion and the Dust Bowl, such as The Plow That Broke the Plains (1936) and The River (1937), during the era of the Great Depression, and, during World War II, Frank Capra, who had been an outstanding director of Hollywood comedies, made a series of documentaries under the title Why We Fight.

A Private Tour Fit for a Prince CARRIE BARRATT, the curator who assembled the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new exhibition about Queen Victoria, led a documentary producer on a private tour on Tuesday night: PRINCE EDWARD, Queen Elizabeth's youngest son, who makes documentaries under the name EDWARD WINDSOR.

They're pulling the plug on April 1. – If you're a fan of documentaries, this is bad news for you: Documentary-film.net, an under-the-radar quality video documentary hosting service with a small but loyal fan base, is unable to cough up the necessary money for decent hosting infrastructure.

Kevin Tostado, director of the documentary Under The Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story, said the changes could prove significant for competitive players.

For her second documentary under the "Who Cares About Girls?" banner, the globetrotting journalist Lisa Ling takes on child prostitution.

In the documentary Under the Gun, news anchor Katie Couric had assembled a group of gun rights supporters to ask them that question.

Jack Seale It's impossible to recall any documentary under the Timeshift marque that wasn't worth watching, and this is no exception.

The more than 300 million Chinese who downloaded the anti-pollution documentary Under the Dome in the weeks running up to Li's speech (before censors scrubbed it from the internet) underscored the premier's point.