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And one documentary writer, who was here and looked at this two months after I was here, described this not as beehives but as a graveyard, with these empty white boxes with no bees left in them.
So I decided to make a documentary about it.
HB: We are the directors of the feature documentary film "The Cleaners," and we would like to take you to a world that many of you may not know yet.
Then in early 2015, a private citizen produced a documentary on air pollution called "Under the Dome."
Asked later in the Canadian documentary, "The Corporation," what I meant by the "go to jail" remark, I offered that theft is a crime.
Luckily for all of us, the swelling came outwards, and would drain into my face as two fantastic black eyes which is an amazing way to look in a documentary film.
It's really hard not to have watched a documentary, learned about their intelligence or, if you've been lucky, to see them for yourselves on safari in the wild.
And toward the end of writing that book there was a documentary that came out.
And here she relates, in the documentary film "Afghan Star," how her friends urged her not to do this and told her that she was leaving them for democracy.
My name is Ryan Lobo, and I've been involved in the documentary filmmaking business all over the world for the last 10 years.
And at the end of a shoot, I would sometimes feel that I had photographs that told a better story than a sometimes-sensational documentary.
So, here we were making documentary films, but actually doing science, and actually doing space science.
Made all these films, made all these documentary films for a very limited audience.
I'd like to begin by talking about some of the ideas that motivated me to become a documentary photographer.
I want you to watch a short video from my latest documentary film, "Children of the Taliban."
We filmed that process and aired a documentary.
Forget any angst-ridden documentary!
As for the documentary, the filmmakers don't appear to have any POV and the film is poorly structured and wildly uneven.
Purported documentary that tries to examine sci-fi films of the 1950s and how they affected (and REflected) America.
Perhaps it's just the format of this film, a documentary, but I believe that the movie would have been much better served by good actors and more solid dialogue.
They know better than anyone else the emotions and complexities of the business they were in, but, since they are not professional actors, they do a very poor job of conveying those emotions and the documentary suffers.
There were some truly memorable scenes in this movie and lots of good lines but they were delivered so poorly that they will fade away with time and the only memory I will have of this documentary is that it had some good scenes which I can't remember.
It was like someone was trying to make a scary video game and a documentary at the same time.
What I got was a documentary type look at an average guys life who happened to be really good at cards.
It is nothing more than a non documentary, rambling political expose on illegal immigration, pollution, and any number of other causes that do not belong anywhere except on the small screen.
This was a dreadful, boring movie, even for a documentary.
If you want the truth I recommend the documentary Endless Harmony.
What this film has is its realism , you really do get the feeling screenwriter James Slater has been doing his homework on the subject of downhill skiing while director Michael Ritchie shoots the movie in a fly on the wall documentary style .
Starting with a tearjerking poem and images of american missiles, starving children and mutilated palestinians I quickly realised that this was not going to be a objective documentary.
One of the biggest flaws in this movie is that it isn't neither a movie nor a documentary.
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