Sentence examples for section of the documentary from inspiring English sources

The section of the documentary that discusses palace intrigues and the roles of Mr. Hussein's sons and daughters has an "E! True Hollywood Story" feel to it.

It upheld a complaint from the retailer about the veracity of a section of the documentary showing children supposedly working on Primark garments in a Bangalore workshop.

It may say even more about changing times that the most interesting section of the documentary is the one that one of the filmmakers, David Maysles, who died long before the first banner was unfurled, was still alive to work on.

Visits were part of the documentary.

In the early sections of "Promised Lands," the documentary that resulted from this adventure, there are some very still shots — of perforated, burned-out tanks in the desert, of blackened, fly-specked corpses and cracked shoes — that attain an authority and a power as art that go way beyond anything else Sontag did in the movies.

"By Sidney Lumet": In the Nov. 4 Calendar section, a review of the documentary "By Sidney Lumet" said that director Nancy Buirski conducted an interview with Lumet in 2008.

The documentary section of the Toronto film festival, Tiff Docs, appears to be the strongest performer for women in either of the festivals, with 40% of films directed by women, rising to 47% for writing credits.

Rose is reportedly "irritated" that that section has overshadowed the rest of the documentary and has tried to clear up his remarks.

Shot in faded black and white by John Alcott, who was also Stanley Kubrick's cinematographer at the time, the fictional parts of "Overlord" often look like extensions of the documentary sections, which make up about a quarter of the running time.

His Hiroshima Mon Amour, a long and intensely realised "conversation" between two lovers, French and Japanese, played by Emmanuelle Riva and Eiji Okada, which debate the meaning of memory, perception and existence — after a section of the film which recounted in documentary style, the effects of the Hiroshima bomb.

Montreal producer, Tiga, has shared the third and final section of the wry, tongue-in-cheek documentary about his 2016 LP No Fantasy Required, and it sees him explore the ever-elusive theme of "Truth".