Apple's streaming video service is being fed mainly by series, although not exclusively. Apple TV +, also offers us both movies such as documentaries and TV shows (not series) like Oprah's. The next documentary to be available is Beastie boys story, a documentary based on the history of this group.
The documentary Beastie boys story, has been directed by Spike jonze, who directed the first advertisement for the HomePod (announced that it won different advertising contests) and the films Here (with which won an Oscar from the Hollywood Academy) Y Being John Malkovich, in addition to having collaborated with the band previously.
This is the second official trailer that Apple shows us about this documentary, if we can consider it that way for its duration, 38 seconds. This trailer lasts 2 minutes and 44 seconds and shows us practically the same content as the first trailer but much more developed.
This documentary will be released in some IMAX theaters on April 2, only in the United States for later, the 24 of the same month, reaching Apple's video streaming service.
Mike Diamond and Adam Horovitz tell you an intimate and personal story of their band and 40 years of friendship in this live documentary directed by their longtime friend and collaborator and former room monitor, Spike Jonze.
This documentary is not only interesting for fans of the band, but also for music lovers in general, since they marked a before and after. The history of this group has been quite long and has been full of successes. This documentary was scheduled to premiere at SXSW, festival that was canceled a few days before starting because most large studios, including Apple, had stated that they would not come because of the coronavirus.
