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His music also recently appeared in the basketball documentary "Through the Fire," which was shown recently at the TriBeCa Film Festival.

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Before this documentary, through interviews and passed-on stories, listeners of Bradley's music knew the basics of his biography.

TVTV had received initial funding for the documentary through a small grant from the Stern Foundation, and an additional promise from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

On Dec. 3, Leto will release the documentary through FilmBuff, making it available on Video On Demand, iTunes, Amazon, and several other platforms.

"Griffith advanced the art of film, but did so by throwing African Americans under the bus," said Thomas Allen Harris, a filmmaker whose 2014 documentary "Through a Lens Darkly" examines depictions of blacks in the media.

There have already been music virtual reality apps from The Who, Paul McCartney and Björk, while filmmaker Chris Milk is releasing documentaries through his own VRSE startup in partnership with Vice, exploring VR's potential for journalism.

SnagFilms, until now an ad-supported online aggregator of documentary films with a journalistic adjunct in its IndieWIRE news service, is expected on Monday to announce a series of deals that will make it a significant distributor of documentaries through a half-dozen on-demand services.

Among the pioneers of the documentary besides Flaherty were the Russian theorist Dziga Vertov, whose films include Chelovek s kinoapparatom (1929; The Man with the Movie Camera), and the British producer-director John Grierson, whose Drifters (1929) inspired a school of fine directors to produce a succession of memorable documentaries through the 1930s.

It is believed Jimmy's Hall will be the last narrative feature from the Kes director, though he will continue to make documentaries through his Sixteen Films production company.

The team's work will be augmented with reports from special correspondents like Soledad O'Brien, who contracted with the channel to do reports and documentaries through her production company.