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1. emperor's new clothes productions presents Who's Wearing Emperor's New Clothes. If so many people believe in something how can it be wrong. By Geo Geller. 30 & 60 sec baby-docs non-fiction films

   Mandelbrot, Benoit B.

   [ca. 1932 - 2012]

2. Nonfiction film : a critical history

   Barsam, Richard Meran

   Rev. and expanded. - Bloomington : Indiana University Press, 1992.

   "Nonfiction Film: A Critical History" covers almost one hundred years in the worldwide development of the non-fiction film, from the first factual films of 1895 to the cinema of the 1980s. All the important non-fiction film movements - the factual film, exploration film, war film, propaganda film, documentary film, compilation film, Cinema verite, film on art, films of the developing countries, and contemporary women's, lesbian, and gay liberation films - are discussed, as are outstanding non-fiction film-makers, including Auguste and Louis Lumiere, Thomas A. Edison, Dziga Vertov, Esther Shub, Alexander Dovzhenko, Alberto Cavalcanti, Robert Flaherty, John Grierson, Pare Lorentz, Joris Ivens, Henri Storck, Leni Riefenstahl, Frank Capra, Willard Van Dyke, Alain Resnais, Robert Drew, Richard Leacock, D. A. Pennebaker, Frederick Wiseman, Marcel Ophuls, Emile De Antonio, and Albert and David Maysles. More than 2,000 films are examined, many in unprecedented detail. Richard Barsam's revised and expanded edition of "Nonfiction Film: A Critical History" (first published in 1973) fills the need for a one-volume critical study of the non-fiction film. It is unmatched in its comprehensiveness, the depth of its analyses of non-fiction genres, movements, directors, and films, and its discussions of historical and cultural influences.

3. Nonfiction film : theory and criticism

   New York : Dutton, c1976.

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