Sentence examples for straightforward documentary from inspiring English sources

This is largely a straightforward documentary, following a traditional path.

Even at its most sensationalistic, it's a return to straightforward documentary storytelling.

Bananaz Straightforward documentary on the rise of Albarn and Hewlett's cartoon band.

They were war films, sure, but they were also a straightforward documentary ("Restrepo") and an action thriller ("The Hurt Locker").

In the third gallery, "Report From the Front" looks like a straightforward documentary about an archaeological dig.

"Privilege" starts as an apparently straightforward documentary, in which Rainer interviews middle-aged women about their experience of menopause.

Taken when he was only 23, the images — mostly straightforward, documentary-style scenes, shot with a square-format Rolleiflex camera as he wandered the streets — show the influence of photographers like Robert Frank.

For just about any generalization you would care to make about avant-garde film, you can find its contradiction here: there are fully developed narratives, like Charles F. Klein's expressionistic version of "The Tell-Tale Heart" from 1928; there are fairly straightforward documentaries (Dimitri Kirsanoff's 1951 "La Mort du Cerf"); and there is at least one Hollywood star.

"The B-52 is a very large aircraft," a crew member says in the straightforward new documentary "B-52," which begins a two-week run today at Film Forum.

Ben Arnold 10pm, BBC4 How did British Muslim Moazzam Begg end up in Guantánamo Bay? Ashish Ghadiali's deceptively straightforward Storyville documentary, essentially a long interview with its subject, shows us events from Begg's perspective.

The seal footage, shot near South Africa, is so good that pieces of it show up in both "Blood in the Water" and "Shark After Dark," a straightforward science documentary on Thursday night.