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To these we can now add Charles Ferguson's exemplary documentary Inside Job.
Egoyan could, and should, have made an exemplary documentary on the subject of the slaughter, and asked Aznavour — an Armenian born in Paris — to talk us through it.
"Best Kept Secret" is an exemplary documentary: It spotlights an important issue yet never seeks to squeeze the truth into an easily digestible narrative frame.
Audiences who are already familiar with Citizenfour, Laura Poitras's exemplary documentary on the same subject, will be struck by the fact that, in dramatising Snowden's story, Stone seems to have leached out much of the drama.
This exemplary documentary is a collaboration as producers, directors and cameramen between American reporter Sebastian Junger and British photojournalist Tim Hetherington, seasoned war correspondents who've seen more action than most.
An exemplary music documentary, this explored both the track's social and political context, and the teensiest details of its making.
USELESS In this promotional film commissioned by the fashion designer Ma Ke, the Chinese director Jia Zhangke eludes the genre's constraints to provide an exemplary and beguiling documentary view of inner and outer life in contemporary China.
This solemn and exemplary four-part documentary, which is being shown tonight and next Wednesday on most PBS stations, poses unresolved questions about the brutality of one man asserting absolute power over another.
There, melodrama and documentary converge in a new, exemplary cinematic modernism — with all the self-consciousness of form that it implies — that proved to be a key inspiration for the French New Wave.
"Fassbinder: To Love Without Demands," directed by Christian Braad Thomsen, is an exemplary portrait-film, a model of personal documentary filmmaking that implicates its maker, intellectually and ethically, in the film's very existence.
Jonathan Nossiter's ten-part documentary series "Mondovino" (Kino), from 2004, treats the world of winemaking as an exemplary battleground in the conflict between globalization and local tradition.
