Sentence examples for dubious documentary from inspiring English sources

There is something rather like this in the remarkable, if at times somewhat dubious, documentary Searching for Sugar Man.

So, while the photographs in "Desert Jewels" are themselves of dubious documentary value, it would be helpful if some of the ways in which the photographers of the era stretched or distorted the truth were explained--if this is a romanticized view, what is the unromanticized one?

State-controlled Russian television produced an array of dubious documentaries to mark the anniversary of the start of the war in August.

One fears the sort of journalistically dubious, polemical documentary made popular by Nick Broomfield ("Biggie and Tupac") and Michael Moore ("Bowling for Columbine").

Desperate, Salerno indulges in dubious acts of documentary re-creation — repeated shots of a dark-haired fellow crashing through northern woods like an axe murderer in a shabby shocker.

Desperate, Salerno indulges in dubious acts of documentary re-creation repeated shots of a dare-creation repeatedshots throfgh northern woods like an axe murderer in a shabby shocker.

(Scott) 'MEMORIAL DAY' (No rating, 1 33) Spring-break delirium is equated with the excesses at Abu Ghraib in this dubious exercise in mock-documentary conceptualism.

"Acclaimed" is perhaps wishful thinking, but the most dubious words in that puffy phrase are "documentary film".

The results were, as before, unpleasant: the "stagflation" of the 1970s, followed by many dubious outcomes since then described in the documentary.

Ms. Lynch, the director, was dubious when Ms. Cortes first approached her about the documentary.

Michael Murphy's quietly disturbing play, drawn from documentary evidence, reveals with devastating clarity the dubious role that Cardinal Bernard Law, the archbishop of Boston, played in a tragedy that irreparably damaged hundreds of families and destroyed more than a few lives.