Documentaries are non-fictional films or television programs that aim to document reality, presenting factual information about people, events, places, or issues. They often employ various storytelling techniques, including interviews, archival footage, and observational filming to convey their subject matter. Documentaries can explore a wide range of topics, such as social issues, history, nature, culture, and personal stories, and they often seek to inform, educate, or provoke thought in their audience. Unlike fictional films, documentaries prioritize authenticity and real-life experiences, and they may present a particular perspective or argument related to the subject being explored.
Dive into captivating narratives this evening as television brings powerful stories to your screen. In *Storyville: Your Fat Friend* at 10 PM on BBC Four, Aubrey Gordon, once an anonymous…