Sentence examples for documentary must from inspiring English sources

Back in 1935, the pioneering British documentary film-maker, Paul Rotha, declared: "Above all, documentary must reflect the problems and realities of the present".

To me, a real documentary must be something spontaneous".

And a documentary must be reviewed by a film critic — not a television critic.

"It's a documentary must-do or dictum: you have to begin with the elderly, and you have to take age and health into consideration," Mr. Kantor said.

IF talk radio is dominated by conservatives, documentaries must be the preferred medium of liberals.

Some of the best known and most generous documentary funders now explicitly state or demonstrate through their choice of films that fundable documentaries must address contemporary social issues and seek to challenge the status quo, inspire people to join or create a movement, or otherwise call for social action.

Tom Mangold, TV journalist, currently editing a BBC2 documentary I must judge by perception.

The request for hearing, answer, and all other papers and documentary evidence must be submitted in English.

Although the "Vaxxed" and "Under the Gun" cases are substantively different, each in its own way addresses the other contract documentary filmmakers must honor, which is between themselves and the audience.

The date gives Moore a cute numerical reversal of his great movie from 2004, Fahrenheit 9/11, and that's still a documentary that must be respected for calling it right on the war on terror, long before disbelieving in WMD became a bland article of faith among precisely those critics who disparaged Moore's film at the time.

Unlike a news photographer who arrives at the scene of an accident or ribbon-cutting ceremony, shoots a roll of film and leaves, Mr. Courtney said the documentary photographer "must immerse him or herself in the subject, and usually goes back to the same subject again and again".