Sentence examples for documentary method from inspiring English sources
But this powerful, conceptually sure film is relevant beyond the concerns of the moment as both a model of documentary method and compassionate social filmmaking.
The Encore channel will broadcast a two-hour documentary, "Method to the Madness of Jerry Lewis," on Saturday at eight and midnight (E.T).
The Altamont festival itself is a faded legend of a still-contested era, but the Maysles brothers' documentary method -- cinema verite, direct cinema, whatever you want to call it -- is pointedly anti-mythical.
And, as for the way Lewis the director is appreciated here: before the discussion, a clip from the recent documentary "Method to the Madness of Jerry Lewis," which I wrote about it when it was broadcast in December, was shown.
Loader calls this narrative-free documentary method "compendium verite" and in some ways the similar just- the-facts-ma'am presentation of the WWWench links is responsible for its overall comic effect.
Although Chakrabarty deploys Marxian arguments to explain the political practices of the workers he describes, he replaces universalizing Marxist explanations with a sensitive documentary method that stays close to the experience of workers and their European bosses.
She creates sound, multimedia and performance on the themes of memory and place, using documentary methods.
From Rossellini's example, the young French New Wave critics learned to fuse studio style with documentary methods, and to make high-relief drama on a low budget.
Robert Greene's documentary "Actress," from 2014, is one of the great fusions of documentary and fiction — or, rather, one of the great creations of fiction by way of rigorously documentary methods.
Loden, however, was thinking of the so-called underground cinema and cinéma vérité, with the use of documentary methods to create fictions which, staying close to material reality, also aspired to a new intimacy with the inner life.
Manipulated to feel miserable and occasionally darkly titillated, the viewer feels implicated, even exploited.When asked why he didn't rely on conventional documentary methods, Mr Mikhailov told Ms Respini that "documentary cannot be truth.
