Sentence examples for engrossing viewing from inspiring English sources
Just as Henry Joost's 2010 Catfish (which similarly became a Sundance festival documentary sensation) raised queasy questions about film-makers' complicity, so Bart Layton's The Imposter (2012, Revolver, 15) makes for uneasy if engrossing viewing.
Engrossing, poetic and often very funny, "Position," like its predecessors, uses the lens of a single family to view the tumult of an entire country.
For just about anyone who has seen "The Shining" and who has a slightly higher than average interest in cinematic studies, "Room 237" will be an engrossing and at times hallucinatory viewing experience.
All of those works — an engrossing if spotty assemblage — are on view in "From Berlin to Broadway: The Ebb Bequest of Modern German and Austrian Drawings," which range from crude sketches to highly finished pieces.
Polar Bears, presumably trying to mimic the instability of its subject, skitters and judders – in point of view, in tone, in time – in a manner more baffling than engrossing.
However, taken as a study of character, The Power of Three, narrated from multiple points of view that allow Lippmann to dig deep into the teenagers' psyches, is engrossing.
From a documentary point of view, perhaps, they are important, but they are the least interesting of the strong images in this engrossing miscellany.
It's completely engrossing.
