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Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview is a film that an American television is working on, a film based on a lost interview of Steve Jobs taken in the mid-90s. The interview is part of the documentary Triumph of the Nerds: The Rise of Accidental Empires that PBS television ran in 1995, Steve Jobs making the statements just a few months before the documentary appeared on the small screens. It seems that all video content that will be published it was unheard of in the film until recently and those from PBS will take advantage of the opportunity to bring the vision of the former CEO of Apple to the big screens.
The movie, "Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview," is from a conversation Jobs conducted with Robert Cringely for the author and producer's 1996 miniseries "Triumph of the Nerds: The Rise of Accidental Empires" about the origins of the personal computer industry and the emergence of Silicon Valley as a technology hub.
Although Jobs gave a 70-minute interview to Cringely, only 10 minutes of it were used in the finished product. When Cringely was making the sequel "Nerds 2.0.1: A Brief History of the Internet," he went looking for the rest of the Jobs interview, but the footage had vanished.
"We lost all the raw footage completely," Cringely said in an interview.
The clip above is a trailer for the upcoming documentary that will hit American cinemas, but for now it is not known when it will be ready for the official release. The interview should contain new information about the way Steve Jobs thinks, but also about the products he "dreams" of making then.
