Sentence examples for timely documentary from inspiring English sources

As director of music and dance for Swiss television, his mandate was to produce timely documentary segments for a 45-to-90-minute time slot every Sunday evening.

One Night in Turin (97 mins, 15) Timely documentary about England's 1990 World Cup campaign.

10 P.M. (Sundance) TORTURE: THE DIRTY BUSINESS -- So, this timely documentary suggests, the United States government doesn't torture anyone; it just out sources the job.

A revolution of a different sort is hinted at in "THE LIGHT IN HER EYES," a timely documentary on PBS's "POV" that is being broadcast Sunday on WNET in New York (check local listings).

Among the dozens of readings and full productions planned is "9mm America," a timely documentary theater piece about gun violence written and performed by young women who share their personal experiences.

NO SIR!' (No rating, 84 minutes) In this smart, very timely documentary, the filmmaker David Zeiger revisits one of the memorable and least revisited chapters of the Vietnam War, the antiwar movement inside the military.

In between those big-budget Hollywood productions lies the heart of the festival: indie films featuring some of your favorite stars (Olivia Wilde, Emily Blunt, Greta Gerwig) and a plethora of timely documentaries.

The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track Tuesday 9pm BBC2 A timely new documentary going behind the scenes of the UK's rail network, departs from London's King's Cross station.

(Dargis) ★ 'Side by Side' (No rating, 1 39) This timely, fascinating documentary offers a tour — guided by the affable and thoughtful Keanu Reeves — of the fast-changing world of digital filmmaking.

A timely new documentary allows us to do so from a unique perspective: from the men closest to Nixon during his time in office, through the lenses of their own cameras.

Remembering the days when national solidarity meant more than just buying a Keep Calm And Carry On tea towel, Ken Loach's timely new documentary recalls that rose-tinted moment at the end of the second world war when the country was ready to pull together and rebuild bombed-out Britain.