Sentence examples for more recent documentary from inspiring English sources

Just as shameful, if less conspicuous, is home video's almost complete neglect of Mr. Antonioni's television and documentary work: nowhere to be found outside Italy are his pioneering three-part documentary on China, Chung Kuo — Cina, made for Italian television in 1972; his experimental video feature Il Mistero di Oberwald (1981), or his more recent documentary shorts.

Our more recent documentary focused on the Reddit bus tour during the campaign – where we had a correspondent embedded with that tour of middle America, advocating for Internet freedom.

Before you go, and for an entertaining (and fictionalized) look at Iquitos' wealthy rubber baron days, watch Werner Herzog's epic film, Fitzcarraldo, or the more recent documentary on the difficulties of making the film.

Martin Scorsese was widely hailed for his work on The Last Waltz, about the Band, and his more recent Rolling Stones documentary, Shine a Light.

Both of these films were made before the mid-70s and generally seem more honest and accurate than more recent, similar documentaries.

In her second lecture, Varda turned her attention to her more recent work making documentaries and art installations.

More recent additions to this documentary sub-genre include the award-winning Room 237 which examined the theories of obsessive fans of Stanley Kubrick's classic 1980 horror film The Shining and their different interpretations of his work.

If you look at Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will, or more recent American and British documentaries, the way he used contagion shows.

More soldiers, as Ric Burns's recent documentary, "Death and the Civil War," reveals, died of disease than from battle.

But the new accusations are far more serious, stemming from a recent documentary on the pro-government NTV channel that appeared to show him discussing efforts to topple the Russian government with an official from neighboring Georgia, as well as appealing for financial support.

More recent films about the Holocaust, both documentary and fictional, have preferred to tell uplifting stories of hope in the face of evil.