Sentence examples for documentary scene from inspiring English sources

What marks Dokufest out from the rest of the international documentary scene, however, isn't that it's in Kosovo.

But there seems to be a push on the local documentary scene for a more innovative approach, like Mr. Bruno's, as well.

Now, having completed his second feature, "Everyday Sunshine," co-directed by Lev Anderson, a former Bay Area resident, Mr. Metzler happily reports that the friends were right: the Bay Area documentary scene is unusually rich, in both the level of audience support and the concentration of filmmakers.

But she is no stranger to the documentary scene, having helped Mr. Spurlock round up some of the myriad sponsors behind "The Greatest Movie Ever Sold," which was backed by POM Wonderful, Petland Discounts and the Aruba Tourism Authority, among others.

Where is the equivalent voice for today's documentary scene?" I was surprised that the conversation that ensued mostly skirted the issue of "where" contemporary documentary film will find its defining critic, and was instead weighed down by argument as to whether or not this is a valid question at all.

I Am and its director are a welcomed newcomer to the documentary scene, especially since, in the end, the film offers a hopeful antidote to disconnection and despair.

At the beginning of The Queen (Channel 4) there was a cautionary caption, too: "The documentary scenes are based on the best available sources.

The show intersperses the documentary scenes with footage of Maddix onstage, in England, telling an audience about his travels — the comedian as narrator.

The segments, which are not attributed to individual directors, are conscientiously eclectic in strategy and form, mixing stock footage, firsthand documentary scenes, pop-media imagery and, in the case of Mr. Resnais's portion, actors and scripts.

Stevenson Gallery, a Cape Town space with a consistently incisive programme, has given its booth over to the protean Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen, whose work swings between documentary scenes of Senegal and Uganda and near-abstract shadow plays.

A mix of cinéma vérité and standard documentary scenes, the film depicts the making of Wilco's "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot," an album that not even the band's members, two of whom were mainstays of the country-rock revival of the 1990's, consider remotely akin to country music.