Sentence examples for documentary moves from inspiring English sources
The documentary moves in a sweet, easy rhythm that mimics McKay's style.
As the documentary moves into the sixties and seventies, Cosby describes that classic crossover crisis, when, "all of a sudden, something happens — some white people find you, maybe it's the New York Times, maybe it's Time magazine".
As the documentary moves into the sixties and seventies, Cosby describes that classic crossover crisis, when, "all of a sudden, something happens—some white people find you, maybe it's the New York Times, maybe it's Time magazine".
The documentary moves beyond the charity's work to show British expatriates in Kenya; one stompingly posh woman remarks they have "a wildly gay time" there, and she feels that "even in their poverty, [the Kenyan people] are basically happy".
Jessica Oreck's Kickstarter-funded documentary moves in similar circles to the recent Sweetgrass and Leviathan: eschewing context for immersive textures, it plunges us into the lives of those charged with controlling Lapland's reindeer population.
The documentary moves quickly from the late 1840's -- when thousands of young Chinese men fled flood, famine and civil war at home to find fortune in California's Gold Rush -- to the establishment of the first Chinatowns and the work of Chinese laborers on the transcontinental railroad.
Partly a family memoir, partly a historical essay and partly the record of an improbable feat of engineering, Godfrey Cheshire's documentary "Moving Midway: A Southern Plantation in Transit" tells a fascinating and complicated story of regional identity.
Her work spans multiple disciplines including experimental and documentary moving image works in both 16mm film and video.
Trudie's first documentary, "Moving the Mountain" was made for the BBC.
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\r\nTrudie's first documentary, "Moving the Mountain" was made for the BBC.
