According to Jane Chapman “documentary is a discursive formation, presenting first-hand experience and fact by creating a rhetoric of immediacy and ‘truth’, using photographic technology” (Chapman & Allison, 2009, p.8). This point is supported by documentary film director Leon Gast who says that main goal of a documentary is to tell a real and true story (When We were Kings, 1996). The filmmaker wants the viewer to believe that his film presents trustworthy and reliable information about the subject
by portraying Richard as a tyrannical king, and exposing the way the state manipulates politics. Richard’s statement “Simple, plain Clarence, I do love thee so, that I will shortly send thy soul to haven” (1.1.119), ironically demonstrates his manipulation of the hierarchical order, exposing