Sentence examples for rough documentary from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the film's rough, documentary feel, much of the dialogue was improvised.

Broken into four parts, each a little more than 50 minutes, it starts in rough documentary form and rambles into long passages of abstraction, where it conjures the work of Stan Brakhage or structuralist filmmakers.

The film, which explores generational differences and psychological baggage within this extended family of émigrés, is an extraordinarily rich and human ensemble piece, filmed in a rough documentary style that draws you to the bosom of this boisterous clan to a degree that few movies ever do.

It's a rough-hewed documentary master class.

That decade is a touchstone for Mr. Mars: a huge disco ball hovered overhead throughout the show, and on the T-shirts at the merchandise stands, the photos of him looked as if they were stills from a late-1970s rough-trade documentary.

Having gotten it out of his system, Imamura proceeded to make a series of short, rough, vital, purely documentary films, primarily for Japanese television.

He had protested his innocence ever since, launching a series of appeals, winning the backing of MPs and appearing in the BBC documentary Rough Justice.

This sense of joy is shared by the film-makers themselves, explains Kim Longinotto, whose hard-hitting documentary Rough Aunties won the Grand Jury prize at Sundance and will be screened at this year's festival.

In Rough Cut, the documentary, you see them all fiddling about with props, fog machines and dodgy lights in the heart of Grizedale Forest in the Lake District where the shooting takes place.

The result is a manufactured artefact to be filed alongside Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, the documentary Rough Cut (about the making of a trailer for a film that never existed), the faux-80s-style albums of Ariel Pink and the online fake sitcom sensation Too Many Cooks.

MPs backed his campaign and he appeared in the BBC documentary Rough Justice.