Yet, unlike dramas, documentaries rest on the claim of factuality, of the events in the movie having actually taken place.
It's a fantastic image, out of a digital disaster film, but with a grain of factuality: the barrio really is being blown apart by gentrification.
Many readers will find this perfectly acceptable, but, alas, as a journalist, I always wonder about the degree of factuality.
And he said a tweet would be held to the same standard of factuality as a news release.
Bibliographic procedures have been revolutionized; historical scholars, biographers, and historians of theory have placed criticism on a sounder basis of factuality.
Over the decades excerpts from this and other similar ghetto movies have been used in well-intended documentaries about the Holocaust, which invests them with a level of factuality they cannot support.
But with the web increasingly divided into like-minded echo chambers, it's not clear whether such a flood of factuality would inform people better or just reinforce their convictions about what a lying bunch the other lot are.
The relation of possibility to probability corresponds to the relation of factuality to truth.
It has the quality of seriousness, of factuality, of non-ironic information.
In pure, counterfactual imagination we can correctly assume the watered-down version of factuality but we cannot correctly assume the full-strength version of it — there seems to be a lack of freedom of assumption, Meinong thinks (1915, §37, 282).
Platinette is an audiovisual validation of that.
