Posts Tagged ‘ Documentary Films and Programs ’

Spanish courts have not yet ruled on complaints against the movie, and the channel Telecinco showed the first part last week.
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A documentary about Hugh Hefner says that beyond the hedonism, there is an equal-rights advocate who is overlooked.
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The service is planning new channels for two cable operators, and it is aiming to greatly expand sales and rentals online.
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Chevron demanded 600 hours of outtakes from the film “Crude,” saying it could help the company show misconduct by the plaintiffs. The filmmaker argued that his work was protected.


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The documentary “South of the Border” is about to start a tour of South America, where a handful of presidents are planning to attend premieres.


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The National Geographic Channel’s marketing stunt is borrowed from extreme reality TV — or perhaps a psychology experiment.


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With multiple directors, the movie had a fairly big budget, but its producers hope it is just weird enough to work.


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New screenings of a 1968 documentary, “The Great Charlie Chan,” have revived discussions of how Hollywood portrays Asian-Americans.


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An attempt by a public television stalwart to bring the young into the fold with punchy takes on social issues.


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Glaxo, the maker of the weight-loss product Alli, will try to educate Americans about obesity — and increase Alli sales — by financing a documentary about eating.


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