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This paper contrasts the 1936 Olympic Games documentary film by Leni Riefenstahl and the 1964 Olympic Games documentary film by Ton Ichikawa. -- 1,375 w.;
Documentary Films
Discusses documentary films by analyzing the film "Capturing the Friedmans". -- 1,800 w.; 5 src.; APA
Styles of Documentary Films
This paper defines styles of documentary films as exemplified by Robert Flaherty's "Nanook of the North", Albert and David Maysles' "Grey Gardens", Errol Morris' "The Thin Blue Line" and Kidlat Tahimik's "Perfumed Nightmare" ("Mababangong Bangungot"). -- 855 w.;
Truth and the Documentary Film
This paper discusses the subject of truth and the documentary film, making use of the beliefs of film director Errol Morris. -- 2,250 w.; 2 src.;
Documentary Film: "The Corporation"
This paper analyzes the Canadian documentary film "The Corporation", based on the book by Joel Bakan.
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The Documentary Film and National Identity
The very first films were, in fact, documentaries. It is generally agreed that the earliest motion pictures were produced by a French/English genius named Louis Aime Augustin Le Prince (1842-1890?) (Robertson 2001). Two fragments of film survive from Le Prince
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"Battle for the Minds"
"Battle for the Minds"
"Battle for the Minds" is not your usual feel-good documentary about religion. Carrying a strong message, this film is about the conservative take-over of the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest protestant denomination with more than 15 million members. It has some...
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