Sentence examples for polished documentary from inspiring English sources

The polished documentary "Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer" champions the three women, members of the Russian feminist collective Pussy Riot, whose conviction on charges of hooliganism in 2012 became an international cause célèbre.

The film that emerges is more of a fifty-minute travelogue than a polished documentary — albeit one punctuated by penalty kicks that can still put you on the edge of your seat more than a decade later.

The resulting film is raw, powerful and confusing -- less a polished documentary than a living, unfinished document of a complicated war and the complicated young men who are fighting it.

More video diary than polished documentary, the gripping "Indestructible" is still one of the most intimate and challenging real-life depictions you'll likely see about degenerative illness.

"Latino Americans" is the kind of polished, intelligent documentary series that PBS does so well.

It is challenging to make; the team at Label 1 perform miracles to deliver such highly polished, human documentaries a matter of weeks after filming.

A key chapter in the post-Nazi history of 20th-century art ownership gets an indignant retelling in Andrew Shea's polished talking-head documentary "Portrait of Wally".

The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.

The most polished pieces on Elections '08 are short documentaries produced by the History Channel.

The videos were shot and produced by Ben Henretig, founder of Micro-Documentaries, a new startup that creates highly polished, short (hence micro) videos for clients.

The documentary's first-person voice-over, spoken in the polished tones of well-known radio commentator Manuel Bernal, is a fictionalized narration of the last fifteen years of dictator Porfirio Díaz's rule, the armed revolution of the 1910s, and the consolidation of the postrevolutionary regime.