Documentaries are non-fiction films or television programs that provide a factual representation of reality. They aim to inform, educate, and sometimes entertain viewers by exploring real events, people, places, or issues. Documentaries often employ various narrative techniques, including interviews, archival footage, and observational recordings, to present their subjects in a compelling or thought-provoking manner. Unlike fictional films, documentaries prioritize accuracy and authenticity, striving to depict the truth while sometimes expressing the filmmaker’s perspective or social commentary. They cover a diverse array of topics, from history and nature to politics and culture, serving as a tool for awareness and understanding of the world.
### A Film That Challenges Norms and Raises Questions The documentary “Black Box Diaries,” directed by journalist Shiori Ito, has been nominated for the prestigious Best Feature Documentary at the…