2024-10-11 12:22:00
They appeared today in the catalog of Apple TV+ two new productions: the first episodes of the long-awaited miniseries “Disclaimer” and the documentary “The Last Women of the Sea” (“The Last of the Sea Women”).
Shall we remember a little about the two productions?
“Disclaimer“
With its first two episodes now available, the production follows the saga of journalist Catherine Ravenscroft. Famous for bringing to light other people’s faults and transgressions, she will find herself on the opposite side of the game when she receives a book from an unknown author.
Horrified to realize that she is the main character of the story and that her darkest secret could be revealed, she races to discover the writer’s identity and will be forced to face her past to avoid having her life destroyed.
“Disclaimer” is starred by Cate Blanchett e Kevin Klinewhich accompany names such as Sacha Baron Cohen, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Lesley Manville, Louis Partridge, Leila George, HoYeon Jung e Indira Varma (as narrator).
Watch the trailer:
For those who prefer, here is the dubbed version of it.
Adaptation of bestseller namesake of Renée Knight, “Disclaimer” is directed by Alfonso Cuaron and will have its remaining five episodes available every Friday, until 11/15.
“The Last Women of the Sea”
Produced by the acclaimed A24 and directed by Sue Kim“The Last Women of the Sea” tells the story of the Haenyeo divers, who have protected the sea in South Korea for centuries — a tradition that gives them the title “mermaids of the sea”.
Entering the waters of Jeju Island in search of seafood and other resources — without any oxygen cylinders or similar equipment — the Haenyeo are seeing their culture increasingly threatened and are fighting to keep it alive.
According to Apple, the production focuses on themes such as friendship, unity, independence and empowerment, “unfolding into an uplifting tale of women facing global powers to protect their beloved ocean and inspire a new generation”.
Watch the trailer:
At just under an hour and a half long, the documentary can now be seen in full by subscribers of the service.
Apple TV+ is available on the Apple TV app in more than 100 countries and regions, whether on iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Macs, smart TVs or online — in addition to being on devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast with Google TV, PlayStation and Xbox consoles. The service costs R$21.90 per monthwith a seven-day free trial period. For a limited time, anyone who purchases and activates a new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac or iPod touch gets three months of Apple TV+. It is also part of the company’s subscription package, Apple One.
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