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Another impressive documentary, a field in which Edinburgh is traditionally strong, was Riding Giants, the follow-up from Stacey Peralta to his acclaimed skateboarding study, Dogtown and Z-Boys.

Two impressive documentary novels were Elsa Joubert's Die swerfjare van Poppie Nongena (1978; "The Long Journey of Poppie Nongena"), which records the experiences of an Afrikaans-speaking black woman up to 1976; and John Miles's Kroniek uit die doofpot (1991; "Chronicle From the Wastepaper Basket"), a novel about a political assassination.

Having hand puppets introduce each chapter of Tammy Faye Bakker Messner's life story is a little much and the filmmakers are awfully eager to forgive their subject anything, but THE EYES OF TAMMY FAYE (2000) is an impressive documentary as well as high camp.

Hessman's impressive documentary debut captures those massive political shifts without scholars or pundits, but through the eyes of an eclectic and articulate group who let us into their lives today, and look back at their childhood, as they try to explain the forces that rocked their world.

The public stations also had their share of less impressive documentaries.

Two extremely impressive documentaries go head to head on the DVD shelves this week.

Tomorrow, on the second day of the training, they will get a chance to check out some of the most impressive documentaries produced for children and will also get to see more examples of children's game shows from the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany.

"I don't know if I'll ever see anything as impressive in documentary evidence again".

She met the drug bosses who controlled the area and became fascinated with their lives, hanging out with them, living in their world, and eventually co-directing the impressive favela documentary News from a Private War.

The same search fuels "Countdown: Reflections on a Life in Dance," an impressive hourlong documentary about postmodern pioneer Rudy Perez, a Los Angeles-based choreographer since 1978.

That channel's impressive, long-running documentary series "True Life" has always eschewed the news-at-11 take on suffering — the alarmist angle — in favor of the first person.