The theatrical response took the form of documentary, from strict verbatim theatre like the Tricycle Theatres's reconstructed inquiries, via interview-based plays like Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo's Guantanamo and Robin Soans's Arab/Israeli Cookbook, to looser dramatisations of real events such as David Hare's Iraq-invasion play Stuff Happens.
Marjorie Baumgarten of Austin Chronicle referred to the film as being "neither a true concert film nor a strict behind-the-scenes documentary, This Is It is, like Jackson himself, a real hybrid" and felt that while the film's "made up of lots of grainy footage, which Ortega has edited together seamlessly" it will also "provide a fitting farewell".
"One of the reasons that these films are doing so well at the theaters is this old strict rule -- that documentaries have to be pure reality -- has been thrown out the window," Mr. Barker said.
Changes introduced by Ken Clarke when justice secretary, under the 2012 Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act mean victims seeking legal advice must produce documentary proof they meet strict criteria.
And WGBH-TV in Boston, along with a company called Crowing Rooster Arts, won a silver baton for a documentary on how a strict deportation law passed by Congress in 1996 affected immigrants.
In 2011, Kobach persuaded Kansas's Republican government to enact a strict photo voter ID law and documentary proof of citizenship for new registrants.
Documentary exploring the cloistered world of Notting Hill's strict Carmelite sisterhood.
In the documentary you mention that the first hairdresser you apprenticed under was very strict.
That gathering is the subject of this documentary from Stephen C. Mitchell, as well as the men's rebellion against their strict Christian upbringing.
Last week, the House passed a resolution on a strict party-line vote that would place a constitutional amendment on the ballot demanding documentary requirements to vote.
