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Watch the Very First Feature Documentary: Nanook of the North by Robert J. Flaherty (1922)
A rudimentary difference between fiction narratives and documentary film is supposed to be that one is created out of the imagination, and the other is a recorded document of real events. Yet if we go right back to the very first feature length documentary, Robert J. Flaherty’s Nanook of the North (Archive.org – YouTube), we see that the line between fact and fiction was just as wobbly then as now.
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Hi,
thx for the submission. Could you please follow the /t/documentaries rules and add the release year in the title as described in the sidbar.
Thx
The title does have the release year. Also, I told you earlier that I can't see the rules on mobile, so why don't you post them here where I can see them. You could also add a sticky to your tribe page with the rules so everyone on mobile can see them.
Sry this wasn't intended to bother you at all. I just missed that it was you.
There rules are:
-Add the Year to the end of the title (e.g. [2015] )
- The snap must include the documentary.
- streamable or as a download
Thx for your patience with me. ;)
Thanks for posting the rules here. I'm just confused because the title already has the year. What do you want changed? Is it the formatting?
Well no, i just forgot to add a sentence in my last reply. :)
At first i didn't realize 1922 was the release date but i wanted to add in my last reply that everything is good. I just posted the rules so you can see them anyway.
Everything is fine
Oh, I see. Thanks for the clarification. Take care! :)