Which 2011 documentary about George Harrison did Scorsese direct?

Martin Scorsese directed the 2011 documentary George Harrison: Living in the Material World. The film is a biographical portrait of George Harrison, the Beatles guitarist and songwriter, and follows his life from Liverpool and Beatlemania through his spiritual interests, solo career, and later years.

Scorsese co-produced the documentary with Olivia Harrison and Nigel Sinclair. After George Harrison died in 2001, Olivia Harrison initially resisted proposals for a biographical film, partly because George had wanted his own archive to tell his story. She later approved the project after meeting Scorsese, whose admiration for Harrison's music and spiritual journey helped shape the film.

The documentary uses archival footage, photographs, music, and interviews with family members, fellow musicians, and friends. It premiered in Liverpool in October 2011 and was broadcast by HBO in two parts in the United States. The film won Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction Programming. It is distinct from Scorsese's Beatles documentary projects: No Direction Home focuses on Bob Dylan, while The Beatles: Eight Days a Week was directed by Ron Howard.