Apple TV + has signed Russian-language broadcasting agreement and ‘multilingualism’

has signed an agreement with AR Content Alexander Rodnyansky for Russian-language and multilingual exhibitions . Rodnyansky said that the deal makes Apple “the first in the world to sign an agreement with a Russian-based company.”

Rodnyansky celebrations include Cloud Atlas, Sin City: Dame Give It and Machete Kills, but he says it was his experience and his Russian production skills that led Apple to work with him. He made Russian films Leviathan and Beans, all of whom won awards at the Cannes Film Festival and were nominated for Best Language Language Oscar.

The partnership with Apple is a number of exhibitions, some of which will be based in Russia. The videos will be overseen by Russian writers and editors as well as international producers.

Rodnyansky’s advertising has helped exhibitions in many languages ​​and countries become world-renowned. “This is a wonderful time where you are Fauda in Hebrew and Arabic you do well in several areas, when you have French-speaking shows like Mante or Marianne, or the German version shows if Darkness or Babylon Berlin crossing the border, ”said Rodnyansky. “Now is the time for Russian-language demonstrations to do the same, or for multilingual demonstrations.”

Apple has a similar original experience that happens with Ridley Scott and Ron Howard’s manufacturing companies, but the AR Content partnership confirms its global ambitions. Netflix, which has spread to all but a few countries and territories, has been successful in discovering and producing global content. Violent drama in Spain Money Heist he cried , whereas French entertainment is Netflix’s first successful series so far this year. Anime and Korean drama too among subscribers. Earlier this year, Netflix he took it the modern evolution of Anna Karenina as their first game series in Russian.

It’s no surprise that Apple is looking for a way to match the content. Apple TV + has a few non-English programming available, including Tehran and Losing Alice, so there is a lot that Apple can expand its library with Russian displays as well as more languages.