The Documentary Handbook

Discover the world of documentary filmmaking with the Documentary Handbook by Pete Lee-Wright and Peter Lee-Wright. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2009, this comprehensive guide spans 432 pages, offering an in-depth exploration of documentary films, their history, and critical analysis.

From the impactful works of Michael Moore to the cultural phenomenon of Big Brother, this handbook features insightful interviews, engaging case studies, and vivid illustrations. It serves as a critical introduction to the evolving theories and practices within the documentary genre. Ideal for students, filmmakers, and enthusiasts alike, the Documentary Handbook is your essential resource for understanding the art and impact of documentary cinema.