These documentaries were produced in different decades, firstly One day in September was released on the 4th September 2000, and this was a documentary on the tragic events of the Munich Olympics. The second documentary I watched was Nanook of the north, a story of an Inuit and his family's life. This documentary is said to be the first feature length documentary ever, it was released in the USA in 1922. The documentary looks at real life …showed first 75 words of 869 total…

…showed last 75 words of 869 total…like now and what he was like then. In comparison One day in September is a better informing piece than Nanook because it uses more factors to keep the audience interested, although both pieces are informing. One day in September is more developed due to time it was produced. The two show a big difference in the development of documentaries but I think Nanook was a very influential film to start of the documentary genre.