Where is that Apple's video streaming service? Well, after several Keynotes full of rumors of new productions we are still waiting. And is that Apple could be waiting for the right moment to launch a competitive service with great productions that makes us opt for this possible 'Apple Video' and leave out giants like Netflix or HBO.
And without having official news of the plans they have in Cupertino for a possible streaming video service, now it comes to us that Apple to produce a TV series based on the novel 'Pachinko'. After the jump we give you all the details of this new rumor related to Apple's future streaming video service.
The news has been leaked by the guys from Variety, Apple would have bought the rights to the novel Pachinko to produce a TV series with a view to its new streaming video service. A novel that brings back memories of the controversial lucrative game Pachinko, Yakuzas, and Koreans in the early XNUMXth century.
«In a small fishing village on the shores of the East Sea, a crippled man marries a fifteen-year-old girl. The couple have a daughter, their adored Sunja.
When Sunja becomes pregnant with a married man, the family faces ruin. But then Isak, a young Protestant priest, offers him a chance for salvation: a new life in Japan as his wife.
Following a man she hardly knows to a hostile country where she has no friends or home, Sunja's salvation will only be the beginning of her story. "
Pachinko would join the dozen TV series that have been part of the rumors from various American media. Of course, it is still not at all clear how Apple would distribute these television series (from Netflix they are not very concerned about the shadow that could make them). But there are rumors that this new service could be released during March 2019. We know of more and more productions so perhaps 2019 will be the definitive year of Apple's new streaming video service.