Sentence examples for documentary word from inspiring English sources

The 1979 screening of the pioneering gay documentary "Word Is Out" at the Frameline festival inspired her to create her distribution company.

This month Arsenal Pulp Press, a small publisher in Vancouver, British Columbia, will release new books about the groundbreaking 1977 documentary "Word Is Out," a collection of first-person accounts of gay life; "Zero Patience," John Greyson's darkly comic AIDS musical from 1993; and Luchino Visconti's provocative drama "Death in Venice" (1971), based on the Thomas Mann novel.

Compared to W.C.W., the better-known World Wrestling Federation looks downright highbrow; after all, the W.W.F. has recently been the subject of a documentary, a word few of the characters in "Ready to Rumble" are probably able to spell.

She unearthed Jane's journals, and conducted innumerable hours of research in order to write what was to become a collage of poetry, prose and documentary sources – words designed to "disrupt the tabloid, 'page-turner' quality of the story".

Not accepting or asking for as much as a penny, Lance attended to our little fast-tracked documentary with words, flights and late-night phone calls, guiding the process every step of the way.

I put the word "documentary" in quotation marks because, to the extent that a documentary is supposed to reveal a candid truth about its subject, a truth that can often only be sussed out by the presence of a third-party filmmaker, Life Is But a Dream is certainly not one.

(As the director Jean-Marie Straub said about the word "documentary," "Who uses documents?

So is documentary the right word to describe Rosi's films?

"To put it lightly, there are complicated feelings," said James Redford, whose documentary "The D Word: Understanding Dyslexia" has its premiere at Sundance today.

But for me the word documentary is important because it starts with reality – and reality is my main source of telling the story.

This is PETER BERLIN, the elusive icon of 1970's gay erotica lately immortalized in the revealing (in every sense of the word) documentary "THAT MAN: PETER BERLIN".