As part of the WWDC 2019 Developers Conference, Apple unveiled the first full trailer for its upcoming series For All Mankind, which will be released on Apple TV+ (an analogue of Netflix) this fall.
The trailer is beautiful and aims to show what exclusive content Apple will be offering to subscribers. Created by the author of Battlestar Galactica and the producer of Star Trek, the project explores the space race between the United States and the USSR in the 1960s and 1970s, but with one sci-fi twist. According to Moore, the series is based on the question, "What would happen if the world space race never ended?" In the trailer, the Americans anxiously watch how the Soviet flag is the first to be hoisted on a natural satellite of the Earth, accompanied by disturbing music.
For All Mankind is just one of the many original TV shows and movies that Apple and its partners are creating for its streaming platform. The proposed trailer is only the longest of those projects that the company has already talked about. Among the projects, excerpts from which , we can mention Dear…, The Morning Show, See, Home Before Dark, Dickinson, Truth Be Told, Servant, Amazing Stories, Hala, Mythic Quest.
CEO Tim Cook previously talked about Apple TV+ on , introducing an Apple TV update at the same time, as well as two subscription services и . He called Apple TV+ a new home for the world's most creative storytellers and promised tons of exclusive content. The cost of the Apple TV + subscription is still not called, and the launch is scheduled for the fall of 2019.
Source: 3dnews.ru