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In the Observer this Sunday, Miranda Sawyer speaks to director Shane Meadows about his new documentary, Made of Stone.

The former may have considered itself better served by Shane Meadows's current Stone Roses documentary Made of Stone (£456,000 so far); the latter may be looking to the cinema for other entertainments.

Actually, This Is England '90 would have been out in 2013 but Meadows was commissioned by the Stone Roses – his favourite ever band – to make a documentary (Made of Stone) about their reunion.

The band who split up so bitterly in the wake of their second album, Second Coming, in 1996 reunited for a series of shows last year, an event chronicled by the Shane Meadows documentary Made of Stone, released in cinemas last week.

In crossing over to experimental film, Aitken has created a documentary made of 60 one-minute films about a journey taken via train by artists and musicians performing at specific stops across the country.

This release included several featurettes, including a commentary by Charlton Heston, a making-of documentary (made for a laserdisc release in 1993), screen tests, and a photo gallery.

The ostensible subject of this smart, deceptively modest comedy is female beauty, which is also the apparent subject of a documentary made by one of its characters, a frustrated filmmaker named Kate, who is played by the screenwriter Lynne Adams.

The justices considered a case this term about an election-year documentary made by opponents of Hillary Clinton.

Chou, a panelist at the first she++ conference, says she thought it was a really valuable experience and that "participating in the documentary made a lot of sense to me".

The Academy has long struggled with the question of documentaries made for television but released in theatres.

Bruce's ordeal is the subject of a documentary made by an old friend, "Unknown White Male," which opens this week.