Movie recommendation: Great new(ish) Coltrane documentary

Got home a little while ago from the dry, cool dark of the cinema where they were showing the final local screening of Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary. If you care about music at all, I highly recommend checking it out. Nothing earth-shattering, and there are aspects of the direction that are just straight up too heavy-handed – there are aspects of the digitized visualizations which have the same grating effect as those goofy visuals they've kept on the late-era Grateful Dead documents like Truckin' Up to Buffalo; also, to paraphrase a reviewer, a little Cornel West goes a long way...  – but the way that the narrative is structured (starting in the middle of his career, then going backwards in order to move forward), a good portion of the interviews, and of course the music (there's a respectable amount of archival footage here that is just gold, a lot of which you can find commercially or on Youtube, but some of which I've never seen before), as well as the candid photographs of Trane with his friends, bandmates and family are just fantastic.

It's not going to reveal anything to the hardcore jazz freak or particularly to a real serious Coltrane fan, but just to have this man's life and work in the public consciousness and at this level (there are some serious heavyweights, musical and otherwise, who are interviewed: Carlos Santana, Bill Clinton, Wayne Shorter) is a treat in and of itself. It's a good bio, not outstanding. If you want outstanding, try this on for size (in fact, parts of it are used in Chasing Trane; check out the straight-up steam coming off of these dudes bodies as they play)...
https://youtu.be/eqM36dB6j7U