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doco

British  
/ ˈdɒkəʊ /

noun

  1. informal short for documentary

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"Why was I not in the doco? I don’t really know, to be honest."

From Fox News

Longley added: "I didn’t expect to be a heavy feature in it because they hadn’t interviewed me, but I did expect to be in it more than I was. I would like to have been in the doco so that Australian kids saw that there was an Australian in that team doing that thing."

From Fox News

The thesis of the doco is laid out in its opening few minutes: Looby, now 80 years old, is one of Australia’s most significant painters, with an individual, iconoclastic style, a one-time teenage prodigy who would go on to win the Sulman, Blake and Archibald prizes, create and sell significant amounts of work, and have key paintings in the collections of Australia’s national galleries.

From The Guardian

BST01:39 Fancy watching a doco on the Doc?

From The Guardian

Fancy watching a doco on the Doc?

From The Guardian