Essays on Documentary

Producing and directing the documentary “Raising Adam Lanza” is Frank Koughan. In addition, the documentary, which debuted on February 19, 2013, is a part of PBS Frontline episodes for season 31. The Hartford Courant, a Connecticut-based journalism organization, helped produce the documentary. Adam Lanza, who had conducted a mass shooting in...

Shane Smith, Thomas Morton, and Ryan Duffy's documentary Vice Shane Smith, Thomas Morton, and Ryan Duffy's documentary Vice examines how the Taliban uses youngsters as human shields, bomb-makers, and suicide bombers. This conversation will be centered on the first episode of Vice's first season, in which the team traveled to the...

Paragraph 1 Given the posthumous approach taken by the film's director Raoul Peck, identifying the style of film "I am not Your Negro" is a bit difficult. The film is a documentary, a biography, and an essay based on letters and notes written by James Baldwin in the mid-1970s while working...

Documentary Films as Educational and Historical Records Documentary films are nonfictional motion pictures that are used to document an aspect of education, reality, and education in general and keep historical records. Digital and video output, which can be television shows or direct to video, are included. There should be ethical issues...

The Employment Standards Act of British Columbia is in place to protect the rights of employees, especially those on lower wages. The British Columbia legislative government passed the law. The act includes several sections that pertain to an employer's treatment of an employee and aims to ensure that there is...

Confronting Prejudice and Racism: A Sociology Documentary Arabs in the United States are not treated fairly because many people regard them as disloyal to the government. Furthermore, even though they have only Middle Eastern origins and share similar thoughts to other Americans, most Americans mark them as terrorists. Most Americans are...

Regulatory Bodies and Customer Rights Regardless of whether a regulatory body agrees or not, customers or entities have the right to information on something that concerns them. The public s access to genetic knowledge will be very useful, as it could be used to make important decisions. Individuals are made aware...

The Anthropologist Documentary 'The Anthropologist' is a five-year documentary film directed by Daniel A. Miller, Seth Kramer, and Jeremy Newberger and released in 2015. (George Mason University).Collaboration between Anthropologists Susie Crate and Margret Mead, anthropologists, collaborated on the film with their daughters, Katie Yegorov-Crate and Mary Catherine Bateson. Katie and Susie work...

As from title, the movie presents accounts into Kim Jon-Un leadership and how he is main his country and how he executed his own brother. The two narratives are introduced to light by a collective of journalists and personalities who present arguments, pieces of evidence, and explanations into some actions...

Reasons to Watch the Documentary Film "UnSlut" There are many reasons to watch the documentary film, "UnSlut." It is an examination of sexual sex, and the way that society uses this to shame and humiliate women. The filmmaker, Emily Lindin, examines the effect of societal sexual shame on women and girls....

Introduction What the Health documentary on Netflix looks at is the connection among diet and infections. The movie, which is directed by Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn presents discussion in certain contentions that need logical grounds. The documentary overstates information to infer their point on eating regimen related illnesses. The essential...

This 52-minute documentary from 2001 explores various perspectives on work. In contrast to the past, when the industrial revolution provided jobs, much of it has now been phased out due to technological advancements. However, the introduction of technology has altered the nature of work, as shown by numerous facets of life. The...