On June 19 Apple premieres the documentary "Dads" on Apple TV +

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As the months go by, Apple continues to release new content on its streaming video service, a service that currently has paralyzed all productions, like the rest of the services, so it is likely that for a few months, no content will be trained and if it does, it will be by dropper.

In addition to series and the occasional movie, on Apple TV + we also have the odd documentary at our disposal. This category will receive a new one on June 19, a new documentary entitled Dads (dads), a launch that occurs two days before the celebration of Father's Day in the United States.

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This documentary is Directed by actress Bryce Dallas Howard, daughter of popular film director Ron Howard. Some of the best known works of this director are Willow, Flares, Apollo 13, A wonderful mind, The Da Vinci code, Angels and demons, Inferno, The Dark Tower.

This documentary, as described by Apple, is a "unique and fun" film that shows us the changing role of fatherhood around the world. This documentary shows us a series of American celebrities such as Jimmy Fallon, Neil Patrick, Kimmy Kimmel, Conan O'Brien and Will Smith among others where they show their experiences as parents as well as how they spent it in their childhood. This documentary is part of the agreement that Apple reached with Imagine Documentaries, a production company run by the Howard family.

Father's Day not celebrated in all countries on the same day. While in Spain, Italy and Portugal (in addition to other countries) it is celebrated on March 19, in many others such as Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the United States. United (in addition to many other countries) we find this holiday on the third Sunday of June, which this year falls on June 21.


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