Sentence examples for engaging documentary from inspiring English sources

In the engaging documentary Michael Palin's Quest for Artemisia (BBC4), the ex-Python simulated Gentileschi's torture.

It's an extraordinary story, and almost enough to sustain this often engaging documentary.

The Times Square of legend takes a last loopy bow in Richard Sandler's engaging documentary "The Gods of Times Square".

An entertaining, engaging documentary about an Irish racing stable, which shows that the sport of kings is no longer about top-hatted idlers and flick-knife wielding spivs.

Japan: A Story of Love and Hate 9pm, BBC4 This awkward but engaging documentary follows Naoki Sato, a radical communist turned part-time postman.

The release of the only moderately engaging documentary "Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold" got me thinking about cinematic portraits of writers.

Now some of the most engaging documentaries are first seen on the big screen.

The result is an engaging documentary-style biography that offers historical insight into changes in medical professionalization in the United States revolving around childbirth practices, the politics of medical care, and the cultural context of gender and race relations in rural southern health care.

Marvin Hamlisch's career as a composer for films and Broadway is the subject of an engaging "American Masters" documentary on PBS.

American writer-director David Thorpe turns the camera – or more importantly the microphone – on himself to create this engaging, lively documentary about gay identity.

Net neutrality — the idea that Internet service providers should not play favorites with Web sites and applications, and keep Web traffic equally open to all — is the focus of "Barbershop Punk," an engaging, provocative documentary using one man's crusade against Comcast (now merged with NBC Universal) to explore issues of Web freedom.