Sentence examples for similar documentaries from inspiring English sources

Two similar documentaries about race were up against each other later in the evening.

Both of these films were made before the mid-70s and generally seem more honest and accurate than more recent, similar documentaries.

Oscar nominee Morgen has experience working on similar documentaries, having helmed Rolling Stones film Crossfire Hurricane and Roger Evans biopic The Kid Stays In The Picture.

It's a hair-raising tale of political infighting, but it has been told many times, particularly by "Frontline," which has produced several similar documentaries about the ill-prepared rush to war.

The unexpected success of last year's Oscar-winning "Searching for Sugar Man" has apparently opened the door to similar documentaries about unappreciated performers whose work finds second and third lives far from their original milieus.

Once you have worked out what style of documentary you are going to make, analyze similar documentaries to identify conventions.

Recently, I acted as a scientific consultant for a very similar documentary called Brainwashed filmed for the Discovery Channel, and experienced the same scenario.

A post-election TV documentary portrayed a divided Treasury dominated by Gordon Brown's spin doctors; a similar documentary last weekend showed an industrious home secretary in full but thoughtful command of his sprawling empire.

Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe had already made a similar documentary (called The Hamster Factor) about the making of Gilliam's Twelve Monkeys, and so he trusted them - even when the film went wrong, and they felt as though they were intruding on private grief.

Al Jazeera produced a similar documentary in 2010.

On 12 February 2014, Channel 5 confirmed to Broadcast magazine that it was in the process of filming a similar documentary, provisionally titled Living on the Social, in which individuals and families would discuss their lives on welfare.