On the same day, Apple is launching two documentary programmes.
Apple TV+ subscribers may now watch “The Long Game: Bigger Than Basketball.”
At Makur Maker, a high school basketball standout who turned down a future in the NBA in favour of playing for Howard University, this five-part documentary film tells his experience.
Director and executive producer Seth Gordon (Undefeated,” “The King of Kong,” “For All Mankind”) directs and executive produces “The Long Game: Bigger Than Basketball,” which tells the story of NBA hopeful Maker (the highest-ranked high school player in the modern recruiting era to commit to a historically Black university) and his groundbreaking decision to forgo the NBA and play for Howard University (HBCU). An inside look at Makur’s life as a collegiate student-athlete trying to make it to the NBA while dealing with physical setbacks and a worldwide epidemic. A documentary called “The Long Game: Bigger Than Basketball” recounts how his path from escaping war-torn South Sudan as a youngster and his close-knit support system led him to attend an HBCU, which in turn enabled him to make an effective statement in the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Sony Pictures Television and Gordon are among the show’s executive producers. Nikki Calabrese and Andrew Fried are also on board. Exhibit A and Boardwalk Pictures are behind the filming of “The Long Game: Bigger Than Basketball,” which will be distributed by Apple.
What to See and How to See It
Through the Apple TV app, you may access Apple TV+ on your iOS devices and Mac computers. Fire TV, Xbox, Playstation, and Smart TVs can all access it. On the Apple TV+ website, the service may also be streamed in its entirety.
You’ll need an Apple TV+ membership to view the new series. Apple TV+ is available for $4.99 a month or you can receive it as part of one of the Apple One subscription bundle levels.
Apple TV+ is now offering the documentary “The Long Game: Bigger Than Basketball” for streaming. Apple’s streaming service now has an even greater selection of episodes and films to choose from. You may read our review of the Apple TV 4K if you want to watch the series in the highest resolution available.