Sentence examples for documentary fame from inspiring English sources

But now we have the documentary "Fame High," a not-so-eager-to-please effort that understands Alan Parker's original vision — of rejection, hard work and self-discovery — and depicts it with clear eyes.

According to Selma Rubin, who managed Mr. Ray for 24 years, his last video project is a one-hour BBC Famee" reunion documentary, "Fame Remember My Name," which was taped in Los Angeles in April 2003 but has not yet been shown.

Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki has followed an unlikely path to documentary fame.

It's less than 300 words, for Pete's sake, and Ken Burns (of PBS documentary fame) even put together a nice video of former presidents reciting it.

Michael Moore dropped in, the funny man of documentary fame, he knows how to find the serious in hilarious: "It's bittersweet at the end".

Yes, that's a massive oversimplification of what's been going on lately with Seth Gordon, who shot to (documentary) fame with the King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters -- a doc about two obsessed gamers and their quest to be the undisputed champion of Donkey Kong, one of the most difficult video games ever created.

This lively, ludic documentary about fame, celebrity and the mass media is an entertaining mess that uses epigrammatic chapter headings and graphic tricks to suggest it has a formal argument.

Amy, Asif Kapadia's documentary on fame, mental illness and Amy Winehouse, has its first trailer.

To be sure, as the documentary shows, fame is only relative.

During a successful TV career in the 1980s and 1990s James also presented travel programmes for ITV and the BBC, various entertainment shows, and the documentary series Fame in the 20th Century.

Some writers, such as the late J.D. Salinger, the subject of a new book and documentary eschewed fame.