In case you didn't know, a new documentary based on some interviews with Steve Jobs, which were apparently lost, is now playing in American cinemas. Well those from Business Insider they have a little story that explains how these interviews were mysteriously discovered 16 years after PBS filmed them for another documentary. In the documentary broadcast in 1995, only a few minutes of those interviews were used, the rest of the video material being "lost", but only when Steve Jobs died did one of the production directors of PBS appear who remembered that he had a copy of those interviews in your own garage.
It seems that he was right and now those interviews have been edited into a documentary film that is already playing in certain cinemas in the US. To be honest, the story seems "stitched with white thread" only in the idea of bringing to the fore a documentary with interviews made to Steve Jobs but not broadcast until now for various reasons.
