stalkumentary
stalkumentary noun: a documentary film or programme which follows its subject around and/or intrudes upon their private life, particularly to a degree characterized as stalking.
Noun
stalkumentary (plural stalkumentaries)
- A documentary film or programme which follows its subject around and/or intrudes upon their private life, particularly to a degree characterized as stalking.
- The result is slight, but sweet in this hybrid of stalkumentary and romantic comedy. The filmmakers didn't haunt either Barrymore's home or office, but rather contacted her through people she knew or worked with.2005 August 5, Carrie Rickey, “His dream? Connecting with Drew”, in Philadelphia Inquirer
Forms of stalkumentary
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Origin of stalkumentary
Blend of stalk + documentary.
Questions about stalkumentary
- What does stalkumentary mean?
- Stalkumentary means a documentary film or programme which follows its subject around and/or intrudes upon their private life, particularly to a degree characterized as stalking.
- What part of speech is stalkumentary?
- Stalkumentary is a noun.
- What is the plural of stalkumentary?
- The plural of stalkumentary is stalkumentaries.
Words near stalkumentary in the dictionary
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