Sentence examples for lives documentary from inspiring English sources

Mrs Thatcher was furious about a 1985 Real Lives documentary that gave a platform to former IRA commander Martin McGuinness – and the BBC's governors pulled the programme under intense political pressure.

Soon after Thatcher's declaration that terrorists should be starved of the "oxygen of publicity", the BBC's Real Lives documentary series interviewed a senior Republican paramilitary for an episode titled At the Edge of the Union.

A series of high-profile, television programmes in the mid-80s, including the BBC's Real Lives documentary in 1985 which featured an interview with Sinn Féin's Martin McGuiness, and a surge in IRA violence, notably the Ballygawley coach bombing in 1988 when six soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb, triggered calls for a broadcasting ban.

One of the most prominent instances of this was the 1985 Real Lives documentary for the BBC, At the Edge of the Union.

The San Francisco filmmaker Sam Green introduced what he called the "live documentary" with "Utopia in Four Movements" (2010).

A sketch of a list of living documentary filmmakers of similar significance: Robert Drew Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi Kazuo Hara Werner Herzog Barbara Kopple Claude Lanzmann Albert Maysles Edgar Morin Errol Morrisrin Errol Morris D. A. Pennebaker Agnès Varda Wang Bing Frederick Wiseman Above Wes Andersonn.

LIVE, DOCUMENTARY AND ANIMATED SHORTS If you really are forced to choose these obscurities in your office pool, you should probably switch jobs.

One dissident figure I interviewed for my Radio 5 Live documentary, to be broadcast on Monday, believes the next five to seven years will change everything.

November 21 2014 November 22 201414 Green is an innovative filmmaker who specializes in a self-created medium called "live documentary," which features himself as narrator-lecturer and includes a performance by a band.

The three of them were participants in a brain imaging study into the effects of MDMA ("ecstasy") on brain function, parts of which will be televised on Channel 4's Drugs Live documentary on Wednesday and Thursday night.

Green fell in love with the result, and wound up using it for the finished film, "Utopia in Four Movements," which, along with its live documentary follow-up, "The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fuller," examines the poignant loneliness of utopianism.