Sentence examples for the broadly documentary from inspiring English sources

As the Broadly documentary depicts, spirit possession also plays an important role in Vodou rituals, during which the Iwa are believed to actually enter the healers' bodies. .

(And if there's a reason to question the premise, it's that the value of an ostensible fiction film is also based in its connection to reality more broadly understood). The best documentary filmmakers are also cinematic artists, which isn't something that can be said of some of the filmmakers represented in Spurlock's list but is certainly so of many he left out.

Although the Cockerell documentary broadly belongs to the US-invented genre of "campaign biography" – a profile screened just before a politician gains a party nomination or high office – the shape and nature of the film reveals a serious weakness in BoJo's hopes of higher electability, even beyond the reservations expressed by some of the witnesses.

Ms. Steyerl works primarily in video, but defines the medium broadly to include documentary, staged history, what look like found film images and the near-equivalent of home movies.

By David Denby At the beginning of the documentary "The Trials of Henry Kissinger," the then national-security adviser to Richard Nixon grins broadly, his eyes shining behind the dark-framed glasses that became his signature.

Bartley and Ó Briain proposed a fly-on-the-wall documentary, a "personal profile and intimate portrait" of Chávez that would be "broadly supportive" of him.

Within "Keep the Lights On" itself, Erik, the character broadly identifiable with Mr. Sachs, is working on a documentary about Avery Willard, the 20th-century photographer who chronicled gay life.

Thus occupying the vague space between archetype and anecdote, between the particular and the more broadly illustrative, Riis's photos realized photography's unique and enduring possibility to serve artistic and documentary ends at once.

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Thus occupying the vague space between archetype and anecdote, between the particular and the more broadly illustrative, Riis's photos realized photography's unique and enduring possibility — to serve artistic and documentary ends at once.

"The Gatekeepers," documentary by Dror Moreh.