Today we bring you the trailer for Hala, the first Apple TV movie +. And it is that not everything is going to be series ... Hala (written and directed by Minhal Baig) brings us a history of racial and cultural problemsPerfect for discovering original content on Apple TV + starting December 6. After the jump we leave you with the trailer for Hala, the first movie on Apple TV +, Apple's streaming video service.
Hala, starring Geraldine Viswanathan, brings us a story of racial problems, a story in which we will meet Hala, an adolescent of Pakistani origin who will have to face the cultural struggle and family problems. All mixed with a mysterious family secret that you will come across at this early age. A film that will also enter the official section of the Sundance Film Festival Besides of Toronto International Film Festival. In the cast we will also meet Jack Kilmer, Gabriel Luna, Purbi Joshi, Azad Khan, Anna Chlumsky, and Jimmy Chung. The synopsis according to the specialized film website, Filmaffinity:
Hala is her father's pride and joy. With a gift for studies and a great responsibility, her life is halfway between expanding her social life as a teenager in Chicago and her work in the face of Pakistani immigrants who request her help. Like every teenager, Hala begins to experience a powerful sex drive that is amplified after meeting Jesse, a classmate who shares her passion for skateboarding and poetry. However, Hala's father has other plans for her, and plans to marry her off according to the family's cultural traditions. As the young woman begins to challenge her parents' authority, their relationship suffers, testing Hala's desire to be totally free and modern.
So now you know, if you want to enjoy Hala, you have the possibility of take advantage of the 7-day trial (one year for those who have bought a new Apple device) and pay the 4,99 euros per month that Apple TV + costs after this grace period. A service that will gradually grow with original Apple content, among which we will find TV shows, series, and movies like Hala.
