Sentence examples for documentary lost from inspiring English sources

In 2011, Ms. Muñoz was the designated administration official to defend the deportations — which often separated children from parents — in a tough PBS documentary, "Lost in Detention".

DTD was brought to light by filmmaker Michelle Coomber in the 2010 documentary "Lost Every Day," about Sharon Roseman of Denver, who was unable to find her way around her own apartment.

He is one of the two lead characters -- the other is Peter Dut -- in the documentary "Lost Boys of Sudan".

The most famous mis-fire, which starred Depp and Roquefort, was chronicled in the 2002 documentary Lost in La Mancha.

Begun in 2000, the film's production was thwarted by freak storms, unforeseen location problems, and financing difficulties all chronicled in the documentary Lost in La Mancha (2002).

This "Wide Angle" is adapted from a 2005 documentary, "Lost Children," by Ali Samadi Ahadi and Oliver Stoltz, made while the war was still going on.

Nachman is, on his own terms, though, extremely thorough: there is a full recounting of what happened to Shelley Berman's career (he was seen, in a documentary, losing his temper and yanking a telephone receiver off the hook, and never recovered) and more than you probably need to read about the over-in-an-afternoon career of Vaughn Meader, the John Kennedy impersonator.

Johnson also was chairman of the academic advisory committee for the PBS series "The Pacific Century" and played a prominent on-camera role in the PBS Frontlinene" documentary "Losing the War with Japan". In addition to his wife of 53 years, Johnson is survived by his sister, Barbara Kay Johnson.

Maybe this single line justifies the price of admission to Bombay Beach, an eerily compelling documentary about lost souls in a lost place, made by the former music-video director Alma Har'el.

5) Fascinating documentary: the lost dunks.

Was the story of young documentary makers lost in the woods true or false?