We know that these weeks are not being easy, and the worst of all is that we do not know when we will be able to regain the normality that we had before. Thus from Actualidad iPhone We want to try to help you make your time at home more enjoyable.. You already know that together we will end the Coronavirus, but it is very important that we stay home. For that there goes our list of the best Apple-themed documentaries.
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Inside apple
We already told you about this documentary in the past. Inside Apple is a documentary produced by CBS that tells us for 60 seconds what the company is like inside. At get to talk to some of the key people at Apple as of late: Tim Cook, Jony Ive, Angela Ahrendts, and Phil Schiller, and they tell us precisely how each of their departments works. We even see the beginnings of Apple Park, the current headquarters of the company. You can see it in the links you have in this thread Reddit, there you have the complete documentary as it was broadcast on American CBS.
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Genius
It is not a regular documentary, but in iGenius directors try to weave Steve Jobs' personality through interviews with people close to the founder from Apple. All this to talk a little about how apple is created, as Steve Jobs ends up being fired by the company he founded, his steps through Pixar, and his back to the mark of the bitten apple. It is available at the following Daily Motion link.
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Steve Jobs: Billion Dollar Hippy
A documentary produced by the BBC that has testimonials like those of Steve Wozniak. It speaks to us precisely of the contradiction posed by the image of Steve Jobs, a business guru who knew how to take a company like Apple to the top, but who went barefoot (his Hippy lifestyle) and that he even shied away from scientific medicine... Controversial without a doubt... It is available at the following Daily Motion link
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The man in the machine
Without a doubt the most controversial of all. A documentary that makes us wonder how a figure like Steve Jobs made so many people grieve over his death in 2011. Called by Eddy Cue himself as a "miserable and inaccurate portrait of my friend (Jobs)," he tells us the darker image of the founder of Apple. The problems with his daughter Lisa and the recognition of her paternity, the disagreements with Apple employees and managers, the famous eConfrontation with the press after the leak of an iPhone model in 2010, a documentary without a doubt interesting that shows us the dark image of Steve Jobs. You have it available in Rakuten for only ā¬ 2,99 in the following link.
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Extra Recommendation: Inside Bill's Brain
Not everything was going to be Apple, although in a way it has something to do with the apple brand company. Inside Bill's Brain is a three-episode documentary series in which we will delve into the mind of the multifaceted founder of Microsoft. You already know that Microsoft and Apple have had their own particular war for years, and if Steve Jobs had a certain character character, Bill Gates is not far behind either. A documentary directed by Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth), tells us about the philanthropic personality of Bill Gates, the production process based on emotions, and the relationships he has had to become who he is. An interesting documentary for all technology lovers, that does have its weak points since we would have liked it to delve deeper into the topics it proposesā¦ By the way, you have it available on Netflix.
Now, you already have a good list of documentaries recommended for all fans of the apple brand. However, you already know that you have to be active and try not to be on the couch all day, no matter how much cultural content we consume, so the ideal is that you make one thing compatible with the other. Cheer up that this will pass quickly.