Sentence examples for landmark documentaries from inspiring English sources

The season of programmes will also include new programmes Attenborough at 90 and Life that Glows, a documentary about bioluminescence, the light made by living things, and four of his landmark documentaries over the years.

Yet what anyone who has watched Joshua Oppenheimer's landmark documentaries, The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence, or read Tempo magazine's 2012 special edition on 1965, in which the perpetrators spoke unapologetically about their role in the killings, cannot do today is to look away.

Some 300 hours of footage and three years of editing later, Hoop Dreams emerged overnight as a landmark documentary.

"'Girl Rising' is a landmark documentary," said Walter Delph, the chief executive of Adly, which coordinates the promotion of products by celebrities on social networks.

On BBC2 the second outing for landmark documentary series A History of Britain by Simon Schama (2.7m/12%), provided the corporation with a rare ratings success last night, from 9.30pm.

It is a 10-part remake of Kenneth Clark's landmark documentary series on the history of western art and thought, due on our screens next autumn.

The Bafta award-winning film maker Brian Woods has also been commissioned to make a landmark documentary on child poverty in Britain.

Ken Burns's landmark documentary mini-series "The Civil War" is the point of departure for "The Battle of Pussy Willow Creek," Wendy Jo Cohen's amusing alternate Civil War history and affectionate sendup of Mr. Burns's style.

This landmark documentary from filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky sparked an international movement to 'Free the West Memphis Three' during the 1990s and spawned two equally impressive follow-up documentaries, forming the Paradise Lost Trilogy.

He retraced the Queen's 1953 Commonwealth tour for Channel 4's On Tour with the Queen, and fronted an episode of the broadcaster's landmark documentary series, Christianity: A History.

There were exceptions to the general forgetfulness among the French: Marcel Ophuls's landmark documentary film, "The Sorrow and the Pity," was released in 1971, though it was banned from French television for 12 years.