Documentaries that attempt to present events without any evidence of the director's perspective or judgments are called ________. A) observational documentaries B) direct cinema C) cinema verite D) all of these

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All of these terms refer to styles of documentary filmmaking that aim to observe and present events as they happen, with minimal intervention or interpretation from the filmmaker. Observational documentaries, direct cinema, and cinema verite all share this objective, though they may approach it in slightly different ways.

Documentaries That Attempt to Present Events Without Any Evidence of the Director's