Essentially that's what "Capturing the Friedmans" is all about, the American middle-class obsession with documenting innocuous daily life with eight-millimeter cameras, and now videotape.
It shrewdly weaves the American middle-class obsession with documenting innocuous daily life on film and now videotape into a grim, watchable wormhole narrative about a family's descent into self-denial, lies and abuse, And the dramatic competition grand prize went to "American Splendor," the adaptation of Harvey Pekar's growly, sweat-stained autobiographical underground comic book.
As a young woman, Malik began exploring the Saudi Arabia outside her Western enclave, and she developed an obsession with documenting the country's changing character and its dichotomies.
"It is very sad that the W.H.O., of all people, have succumbed to the plaintiffs' obsession with old documents," Mr. Prideaux said, "rather than how we might work together constructively to move things forward".
Now, in 2016, drones are giving social media users access to mesmerising, swooping shots from the sky that provide new perspectives at a time of an obsession with photographing, and documenting, the world.
Some have long taken issue with Goude's obsession with black women, as documented in his uncomfortably titled 1979 book, Jungle Fever.
Eric Holt-Giménez Holt-GiménezirexecutiveFoodirector a fofd policy research organization in Oakland, CaliFood Firsthe World Food Prize's "growing obsession" with biotechnology "ignores the documented successes" of nonindustrial methods ofoodrming.
The Renaissance obsession with these objects, lavishly documented here, raises the question how Renaissance painters and sculptors could be so original and creative, yet proclaim that they were being imitative and subordinate to the past.
Cardiologists' obsession with acronyms is well documented and has been the subject of in-depth analysis.
An employer running a Google search on your name years down the line might be turned off by your now documented obsession with your cat.
