Essays on Documentary

New discoveries are necessary in instigating one’s personal growth, as they often lead to reformed perceptions, in turn encouraging the development of new values and beliefs. Simon Nasht’s documentary Frank Hurley: The Man Who Made History (2004) and Tim Winton’s short, coming of age story…

The documentary, “Yellow is Forbidden” published to be view at the Vancouver Film Festival on October 10, 2018 director Pietra Brettkelly featured a Chinese fashion designer, Guo Pei demonstrates her journey and challenges she had overcome to host her first ever runway show in Paris….

Roger Scruton’s documentary “Why Beauty Matters” evaluates post-modernist art culture through a perspective that assumes art has become a sort of “standardised degradation”. It can be assumed Scruton believes postmodernism is a ‘cult of ugliness’; arguing the importance of transcendental nature of beauty. Despite these…

We may have not practiced our undergrad degree, but I feel proud that you were able to find your niche in the BPO industry and doing excellently at it! As I was reading your reply to Arden’s comment, I was reminded that our undergrad course…

The documentary is based on “Theatre Of India”. The documentary is very informative it tells us about the history of theatre that how all this was started. Our theatre was started with Sanskrit drama ages ago they said about Kalidas and Bhas these were the…

“No More Tears Sister” is a 2005 documentary on the life and legacy of Dr. Rajani Thirangama- a revolutionary left-leaning Sri Lankan activist. She was a member of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and extended her support to them both within the country…

For the past year, I’ve heard many popular youtubers referencing the documentary What The Health. As someone who has considered becoming a vegan, this documentary was definitely on my radar when many high fame vegans in society recommended it. However, upon watching the documentary and…

“Roger and Me” is a documentary produced by controversial documentary producer Michael Moore in 1989 about the aftermath of the GM factory closures in a city where 30,000 people worked for GM. Moore seeks to highlight the corruption of the auto industry, via General Motors,…

Disgusted. That word can’t even begin to describe how I feel. After watching the film An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, it made me want to do even more to lower my carbon footprint, and the impact that I have on the environment. Before watching…

A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet is both a story of warning and a triumphance. The documentary focuses on people who have stopped forest deforestation and rescued baby seals, but filmmaker Mark Kitchell also describes the imminent dangers of climate change….