Sentence examples for perfect documentary from inspiring English sources

Frankly, I think one could write the perfect story on global warming, or create the perfect documentary, and repeat it over and over, and still not see much movement if the goal is to rapidly shift society out of its coal-fired comfort zone as the world heads toward 9 billion people.

WATCH: Our Picture Perfect documentary on photographer Tom Jonhson.

The 2017 winner of the Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking Emmy, LA 92 is the perfect documentary to watch if you're looking for a crash-course in American race relations.

"In the Jury Room" looks as if it might be one of those perfect documentaries, the kind in which trivia suggest epic struggles.

In place of the type of movies with swelling scores that invariably accompany tales of uplift, this festival includes films like "Coming Down the Mountain," in which a teenager (Nicholas Hoult, above with Tommy Jessop) considers shoving his brother with Down syndrome off a cliff, and "Nobody's Perfect," a documentary about people with missing limbs who decide to pose nude for a calendar.

That is the the well-exploited notion behind "Picture Perfect," an HBO documentary that makes its debut at 10 p.m. tomorrow.

It first launched with quite a variety of nature-style shows and documentaries, perfect for the 3D space, but today a more kid-friendly offering has been announced.

IN 2007 Lauren Greenfield, a photographer and film-maker, found the perfect subject for a documentary.

Perfect timing for a documentary that's angry about inequality, but when isn't, these days?

Brief, vulgar and poignant, it's not much of a poem, but it is a perfect example of the documentary's idiosyncratic heart.

That weeklong event will include two showings of "Nostalgia for the Light" as well as "Battle of Chile," which Florence Almozini, BAMcinématek's program director and chief curator, calls "a masterpiece of documentary film, perfect in a way".