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Definition of doco in English: doconounPlural docosˈdɒkəʊ Australian, NZ informal A documentary. a doco on the D-Day landings Example sentencesExamples - I've just watched a BBC doco on teenage sexual abstinence programmes in the US.
- This is a moving, powerful doco.
- But it was disappointing that the doco failed to explore why TV3 and National Business Review polls told quite a different story.
- The doco was supposedly made by an obscure Venezuelan director called Carlos Soto, who had his own website.
- The doco talks with seven of the original kohanga kids.
- A better overview of the band can be found in the 2000 doco The Beach Boys: Endless Harmony.
- The doco, the most successful ever at its native Canadian box office, is doing well with audiences.
- This sometimes amusing and insightful four-part doco series looks at how Aussie neighbours get along.
- I also saw the tail end of an interesting US doco last night ' Weapons of mass Deception '.
- Michael Moore who directed Bowling for Columbine was smart enough to interview MM for the doco.
- Actually, I thought the town and the people in it got a pretty rough deal from that doco.
- Aussie doco maker Mike Rubbo has an interesting conspiracy theory - the Bard was a fake.
- Council fans may remember the amusing doco Rats in the Ranks about a Sydney council.
- What I liked most about the doco was the shift in perspective.
- They are so famous here that the State channel is profiling a doco on them as part of a new digital channel promotion.
- I was so glad that the doco on Leigh tonight was laugh-out-loud funny.
- The only bummer about this series is the Saturday-night time slot, otherwise we applaud these top-notch docos.
- More people are doing this as docos are taking a less journalistic approach and are set up more like a feature.
- They showed a little doco about him on the weekend.
- Subsequent generations suffered under this unresolved conflict, and their story is told in this doco.
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