To celebrate the release of her new documentary, singer, actress and songwriter Selena Gomez has teamed up with Apple to give away two months of free access to Apple TV +.
Apple’s streaming service has several great quality series, films and documentaries, so this promotion is very interesting and not to be missed.
The film “Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me” is directed by Lebanese director Alek Keshishian. He is the same director of the 1991 documentary “In bed with Madonna”, among many other musical projects. In addition, he previously worked with Selena Gomez in the 2015 video “Hands to Myself”.
The free Apple TV + promotion was advertised by Selena Gomez in a tweet posted on the day of the documentary’s first screening at the AFI FEST in Los Angeles, California. According to the actress, the two free months are “a special gift for her fans”.
Selena Gomez’s documentary arrived on the Apple platform yesterday (11/4), and thus can be watched with the free two months of Apple TV +. Most recently, the actress was successful alongside Martin Short and Steve Martin in the second season of “Only Murders in the Building” on Star +.
Watch the documentary trailer below.
Find out how to activate two months of Apple TV + for free
To activate the free Apple TV + promotion, it is enough Click here, but the free trial will only be available to new subscribers. Apple also says the promotion is valid for old “qualified” subscribers, but doesn’t explain exactly what it would be.
The code doesn’t expire until December 2, 2022, so you can activate your account on Apple’s streaming service until that date.
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