This documentary by Nick Broomfield was broadcasted by the BBC on 15 May 2023 and presents a look at the relationship between the founding member pf the band and the Rolling Stones. Historical consultant Bill Wyman, with Paul Trynka (that wrote a book on Brian Jones) as one of the authors. From the back cover:

“This film takes a look at the relationships and rivalry within the Rolling Stones in their formative years. Featuring revealing interviews with all the main players and unseen archive (footage) released for the first time, and explores the creative musical genius of Brian Jones, key to the success of the band, and uncovers how the founder of what became the greatest rock’n’roll band in the world was left behind in the shadow of history”. The known people interviewed are Bill Wyman, Linda Lawrence*, Keith Richards, Lewis Jones*, Pat Andrews, Paul Trynka*, Melissa North*, Dawn Molloy*, Michael Lindsay Hogg, Zouzou, Paul Mc Cartney*, Barry Miles*, Charlie Watts*, Ronnie Schneider, Marianne Faithfull*, David Dalton*, Ahmet Ertegun*, Anita Pallenberg*, Gered Mankowitz*, Lady Jane Ormsby Gore, Eric Burdon, Volker Schlondorff, Prince Stash Klossowski De Rola, Penelope Tree*, Mick Jagger*. Those marked with * are only audio interviews; the interview with Jones, Jagger and Richards by Gene Weed at the beginning is from Shivaree on 16 May 65. Also interviewed Brian Jones school friend Roger Limb and Barry Miles and Graham Ride, friends of the late guitarist. There are stunning images, like Brian playing the flute in school or with Val Corbett, his girlfriend who gave him a child, on a boat. The song So Far Away by B.Jones with Michael Aldred we hear a bit of, was recorded in late 65-early 66.

There is great unseen footage, especially notable are the private videos from the 50s and the 60s. This is an excellent film that deserves a proper official release, possibly with lots of bonus footage; till then this product will help fans and collectors.