Sentence examples for documentary finding from inspiring English sources
Mark Ronson has cast a favourable verdict on the new Amy Winehouse documentary, finding it "respectful" to the late singer-songwriter despite being a "tough" watch.
The bizarre details of the gang's casing of the Twin Towers (at one stage disguised as a French TV crew making a documentary), finding an inside man to join the operation and then pulling off the job could have been invented by screenwriters, but life itself (with a little nod to the cinema) wrote this wonderful script.
In the new documentary "Finding Joseph I," the director James Lathos traces the psychological issues, including rumored schizophrenia, that plagued the singer well into adulthood, ultimately sabotaging many career opportunities.
On a typical day this week, the Flynn was showing the photography documentary Finding Vivian Maier, while the theatres offered a choice between an adaptation of the Pat Barker novel Regeneration and a concert by Lisa Stansfield.
It was the beginning of an investigation into the life and work of a reclusive photographer that has culminated in his new documentary Finding Vivian Maier.
(A documentary, "Finding Vivian Maier," is on the film festival circuit).
And what I think what separates good documentaries from bad documentaries is finding that balance between truthfulness and storytelling.
Morris continued on his path of hybrid documentary, always finding sources of fascination and import: the inventor of the "humane" electric chair (and a Holocaust denier), the world's foremost physicist (and a quadraplegic), and on and on.
At least half the battle in the documentary is finding a worthy subject, and few live up to their screen time as easily as Doc, a born pitchman, part carny, part evangelical, who even in his 80s continues to spread the Paskowitz gospel (clean living, clean surfing) with fervor.
What has taken me by surprise after reading all the books and the magazines and journals and the documentaries, is finding some different perspective on a particular incident.
However, Simon Dickson, creative director at Dragonfly, which produced the hospital documentary, says simply finding more places to put rig cameras is not the answer to greater factual audiences.
