And we continue to talk about new content that is already available or about to arrive on Apple's video streaming service. This time it is a documentary, Beastie Boys band documentary, a group founded in 1981 and that recently published a book telling its story.
This documentary, directed by Spike Jonze it is enough in this book, where he tells us from the origins of the group, until its evolution reaching the current moment where the group recently met again to celebrate a series of concerts in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Starting next April 24, the Beasty Boys Store documentary will be available on Apple TV +. But a weeks before, specifically on April 3, this documentary will be available in some IMAX theaters in the United States.
The documentary is described as a documentary experience that focuses on the history and legacy of the group and is based on the book Beastie Boys Store, published in 2018 and features Michael Diamond and Adam Horovitz talking about their long friendship and their rise through the range.
Beastie Bory's Story has been directed by Spike Jonze, director of the film Here with which won an Oscar for best original screenplay, although he has focused most of his career on documentaries.
Jonze worked in the past with Diamong and Horovitz as editor of the Great Royal Magazine. In 1994 he directed the short Beastie Boys: Sabotage. It was also the director of the first HomePod ad, announcement that has won a large number of awards.
Sonos launched a special edition of the Beasty Boys' Play:5 model last year, a limited edition only available at the official Sonos store in New York City. This model showed us a custom design and bright red illustrations and was the same price as the model that the Californian company usually sells.
