Sentence examples for documentary sections from inspiring English sources
A three-volume DVD -- available separately or as a collection -- with more than 40 classic Presley performances in concert and on television, along with documentary sections narrated by Bono of U2 and Presley's friend George Klein.
On the margins of the festival, however, among the various documentary sections that Sundance and its rival, the concurrently running Slamdance Film Festival, had to offer, a little-discussed micro-trend could be glimpsed: stories of glamorous frauds.
But I wasn't prepared for the onslaught of the artist's sheer energy of mind, which is prodigious in documentary sections that present unrealized projects and piquant correspondence with, among others, the architect Philip Johnson, who was amused and sympathetic, and President Eisenhower, who did not reply.
Shot in faded black and white by John Alcott, who was also Stanley Kubrick's cinematographer at the time, the fictional parts of "Overlord" often look like extensions of the documentary sections, which make up about a quarter of the running time.
Sundance has also attracted some heavyweight names to its documentary section.
The "Documentary" section shelves Michael Moore next to National Geographic, movies about bad Presidents next to movies about butterflies, bodybuilders, and Eskimos.
"I never ever say it's a documentary," she said, pointing out that it wasn't showing as part of the festival's documentary section.
Each of the present Tiff strands – Vanguard, Wavelengths, Midnight Madness, the documentary section and others – has something of its own built-in, separate audience.
(Ms. Johnson also shot the exterior scenes in Yemen; she and Ms. Poitras won the best cinematography award in the documentary section at Sundance).
Dawn Porter's film Trapped, which focuses on abortion rights, was also recognised with a special jury prize in the documentary section.
Attentive listeners to the thank-you speech that Oscar night might have heard a name of a man that sounded like that of a superhero or his alter ego: Thom Powers, organizer of Toronto's documentary section.
