. >> my name is mick brown. i'm a freelance painter and artist. i grew up in a family and football was big time, but the niners were our team, and joe montana and steve young were our guy guys, and so when it came to this, it was surreal, because i never thought that getting close to the niners would be my painting of all things. at my very first football game, me and my dad went, and it was garrison harris overtime win at candlestick, and for it to end that way, and for the first game, i was hooked. it would have hooked any fan for any sport. i remember the night they found

. >> my name is mick brown. i'm a freelance painter and artist. i grew up in a family and football was big time, but the niners were our team, and joe montana and steve young were our guy guys, and so when it came to this, it was surreal, because i never thought that getting close to the niners would be my painting of all things. at my very first football game, me and my dad went, and it was garrison harris overtime win at candlestick, and for it to end that way, and for the first game, i was hooked. it would have hooked any fan for any sport. i remember the night they found out that i had been chosen. i had to ask a second time to make sure that i'm in the stadium? and never forget that i realized i would be in the stadium. and i told my grandma that i had g gotten in and for a family of hard core niner fans, it does not get much better. >> and to be a part of the levi stadium art project, being an aspiri aspiring artist came some prerequisites, hunger, and ambition, and to tackle the building in santa clara was a requirement, but being a 49er fa

brown template. >> the film, produced by long-time fan mick jagger of the rolling stones. side of james brown that some might not know well. the social activist, the man i saw fight to lift his community, who was instrumental in the civil rights movement. >> around the country i've been doing a lot of things. guess i'm a little concerned about people. overlooking the city, i see the torn buildings. buildings that are still standing and that should be removed. and you know who live there, the black people. you know, in washington, the houses we were walking in front of, condemned. no one can live in these houses. i went and saw a lot of people there and they have nothing to offer. i went from black america and i started talking to white america, and i was saying, these are things that has to be done. we need education. got to go to the people that are not even surviving. and my fight is just starting. my fight is against the past, the old colored man. my fight now is for the black america become american. >> joining me now is the director of mr. dynamite, oscar winner alex g