Sentence examples for of them documentaries from inspiring English sources

(There are 130 or so movies opening in New York between now and September, about 20 by women, half of them documentaries).

Over nearly half a century, Mr. Stuart played a leading role in the production of more than 50 films, most of them documentaries that reflected his fascination with history and politics.

"He said to me, 'If I find one reel hidden in the building, I must kill you.'" It's a line that could have come out of one of the 18 films (eight of them documentaries) to be shown at Reel Afghanistan, the UK's first Afghan film festival, opening this Thursday in Edinburgh.

Four years ago I was watching a stack of DVDs, all of them documentary stories of Americans who have made an impact on American culture.

At Blockbuster stores, ninety per cent of the movies rented are new releases; at Netflix, about seventy per cent are from the back catalogue, and many of them are documentaries, art-house movies, and other little-known films that might never have had theatrical release.

For a broadcast preview of the concert, listen to Woody's Children on radio station WFUV (90.7 FM) tonight at 7; Mr. Silverman will discuss the Holocaust pieces, play several of them from documentary tapes and sing a half-dozen more to his own guitar accompaniment.

In her pre-director incarnation, Harron, a Toronto native, was a music journalist for newspapers like the New Musical Express; before moving on to direct for the BBC, she did research on films for British television--one of them a documentary on Warhol.

A major problem impeding Nansen's work on behalf of refugees was that most of them lacked documentary proof of identity or nationality.

It covers a range of approaches, among them documentary photojournalism, personal diary, conceptualism and roguish glimpses of life outside mainstream mores.

There are more factual programmes on TV than 10 years ago, though we might argue about how many of them are genuine documentaries.

Roger Graef has been making fine films for more than 50 years, and celebrated this milestone by re-filming Brett Nielsen, the subject of his 1965 documentary, One of Them Is Brett.