Sentence examples for selling documentaries from inspiring English sources

A reference to the glamour of Oscar Night ushers you to a garish site titled "Glamourous Hair Colors Not Found in Nature". A seemingly innocuous usage of the word "video" directs you to a site selling documentaries for "depraved minds," while an offhand mention of depression steers you to the very serious Duke University page on bipolar personality disorders.

Somehow the Tepito rumor mill has inflated the number of officers to 6,000, and that's the figure I heard repeated as I browsed through the wares of a stall selling documentaries and cine de arte while the vendors around me questioned the cops' efficacy.

"The Obama-as-cultural-icon angle is absolutely achieved by selling documentary-style videos of him; he's crossed the line into entertainment," says Ms. Walker.

One of the festival's jobs, bluntly put, is to sell documentaries.

The more recent advertisements claim Ossoff is connected to the late terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden because his company sold documentary films it produced to the Qatari-funded television network Al Jazeera.

"There are a lot of festivals that are about selling movies, documentary festivals, festivals about food".

"There are a lot of festivals that are about selling movies, documentary festivals, festivals about food". The New York Film Festival, by contrast, represents "an idea of cinema," as he put it, one that is perhaps best explained by the selections, their approaches to realism, the world and us.

While Avrich was in the process of selling the documentary, he received a lucrative offer from IFC (formerly the Independent Film Channel) that he couldn't turn down.

Without the revelation of secrets, Paris dinner parties would flounder; magazines would not be sold; television documentaries would not be made; daily life would be less exciting; politicians would be less potent against their rivals; more couples would stay together.

After weeks of searching for the filmmaker John Hughes and then trying to sell a documentary about that search, the documentary's director finally found a distributor, Variety reported.

When I asked the executive who they were he laughed and responded that they were probably CIA and that they wanted to keep CBS from selling the CBS documentaries that were critical of government activities to overseas television stations.