Sentence examples for dramatized documentary from inspiring English sources

This dramatized documentary will be followed at 10 by "The Real Herod," about the first-century B.C. king of the Jews, descended from pagans.

"It seemed to me like an interesting way to go beyond the dramatized documentary," said the Australian-born director Roger Donaldson, who first worked with Mr. Costner in the 1987 political thriller "No Way Out".

It begins with two quintessential works shown as a double feature on Friday and Saturday: Lionel Rogosin's dramatized documentary about life on the Lower East Side, "On the Bowery" (1957), and Shirley Clarke's 1961 pseudo-documentary mounting of "The Connection," a Living Theater piece about drug addicts waiting for their next high.

A recent episode of the dramatized documentary series "Murder Book" described Lillienfeld as a "closer" who "blows through cases like a tornado".

Cyrus Nowrasteh's brilliant ABC documentary dramatized the Clinton Administration's malfeasance and culpability, and also the Bush Administration's bureaucratic mistakes that allowed 9-11 to happen.

As delineated in Shane Salerno's energetic, informative and at times over-dramatized documentary, "Salinger," the celebrated writer spent the first part of his life lusting after literary success and the rest of it recoiling in horror at the consequences of his passion, refusing to publish anything and retreating to self-imposed, semi-reclusive exile in out-of-the-way Cornish, N.H.

With the outbreak of World War II, Humphrey Jennings's Fires Were Started (1943) and Harry Watt's Target for Tonight (1941), two among many outstanding British wartime documentaries, dramatized Britain's war effort better than fictional films could.

In "Nasser 56," Mohamed Fadel combines documentary and dramatized elements to recreate Gamal Abdel Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal.

STRANGE CULTURE Lynn Hershman Leeson's film combines documentary and dramatized scenes to tell the story of Steve Kurtz, an artist and professor whose work criticizes the commercial use of biotechnology.

The removal of the video followed shortly after the airing of the BBC documentary, which dramatized the exploitation of slow lorises for the pet trade.

LoRiggio said that portions of the documentary were dramatized, though, and that he honed his take on the craft independently before forming a dice control team.