Sentence examples similar to loan documentary from inspiring English sources
The Healy family is a political dynasty from which Laurel bailed a while back to go off on her own, rack up huge student loans and make documentary films on subjects like disappearing Melanese choirs.
The government misunderstood the nature of the film, believing it to be a documentary for rural uplift, and recorded the loan as being for "roads improvement", a reference to the film's title.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman's comic timing prompted peals of laughter in a showing of the documentary in Chicago, and their grainy home movies loan authenticity.
But the mail turned out to be a registered letter from a lawyer who was very unhappy about a documentary film she is making on a subprime loan scandal in Brooklyn.
During filming for a recent BBC documentary, he met a family who depended on payday loans to make ends meet.
He said he learned of the loan several months ago, but did not know important details about it until he saw the BBC documentary.
In the newly released documentary Broke, Busted & Disgusted, students are asked how much $60,000 in student loans at the going interest rate would be over a 10 year pay off period.
A Norwegian documentary alleged that the bank had improperly transferred $100 million donated by the Norwegian government for housing loans to another nonprofit affiliate of Grameen.
Hughes's trip cost an estimated £27,000, which he funded through various loans and by making travel documentaries along the way.
documentary photography".
