Sentence examples for provoking documentaries from inspiring English sources
I am talking about film directors making appetizing movies or thought provoking documentaries about common thus forgotten foods.
Then there are seasons one to eight of House on the way for TV lovers and some excellent, thought-provoking documentaries including Korengal, Virunga, Marmato and Artifact.
And any number of lovingly crafted, ethically unassailable, deeply humanistic, thought-provoking documentaries about vital issues of our day, none of which I am ever going to see.
This thought-provoking documentary went beyond the silly season headlines, to reveal an individual who really only wants to be free.
A thought-provoking documentary.
Along the left rail of this post, please find links to the print and online pieces I have been writing about this thought-provoking documentary.
Plot for Peace is a new eye-opening, thought-provoking documentary co-directed by Mandy Jacobson and Carlos Agulló, which recently premiered at the Sheffield Doc/Fest.
The new documentary is "very engaging and very thought provoking about racism," Professor Hunter said in an interview after viewing it.
A documentary in 1998 revealed tonnes of edible food being discarded at a Tesco store, provoking a renewed response on the issue of food waste.
Blurring the boundary between fact and fiction, the documentary plays with expectations to come up with a film about cultural identity that's both funny and thought provoking.
That documentary helped provoke a crisis at the BBC both over its employment of Savile and the failure of its Newsnight programme to broadcast its own evidence against the Jim'll Fix It presenter.
