Sentence examples for release of a documentary from inspiring English sources

Ronaldo was speaking ahead of the release of a documentary about his life at Real Madrid.

The original film was the highest-grossing domestic release of a documentary ever, but his follow-up, "Sicko," barely made a dime at the box office.

In an interview ahead of the release of a documentary about Winehouse's life, Fielder-Civil insisted he was not the villain of the story.

But recent events — including a spring exhibit at the Lithuanian embassy in Washington, the fall release of a documentary about Mr. Luckus's life, and the coming publication of two books — will allow the public, finally, to see his work.

But a substantial new wave will arrive on July 3 with Lionsgate's release of a documentary, "Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain," from two black directors, Leslie Small and Tim Story.

Now and again, though, nostalgic fans will start a Twitter discussion of their favourite moments and last year saw the release of a documentary, The Lost Stars of Channel U (Mr Wong! Twissman!).

This past year saw the release of Gatekeepers, a documentary film of oral histories with the former heads of the Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service.

The entertainment park has faced renewed scrutiny since last year's release of "Blackfish," a documentary questioning its treatment of orcas, or killer whales.

The company, which has been under intense public pressure since the 2013 release of Blackfish, a documentary cataloguing the alleged mistreatment of whales, dolphins and their trainers, said attendance increased by 0.3% to 72,000 but this was only possible due to "increased promotional offerings".

The second hit came in the summer with the release of Iris, a documentary about nonagenarian style maestro Iris Arpfel and a celebration of individuality and dark-rimmed glasses.

In 2015 that idea came to fruition with the release of Connie Cook: a Documentary.