Apple to produce futuristic 'see' series written by steven knight, creator of peaky blinders

Over the past few months, tech gutter Apple has been grabbing the rights to different documentaries and television series, one of the most recent being the futuristic drama “See, ” a series that was written by the creator of the successful Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight, and will be directed by Francis Lawrence, best known for his work on "The Hunger Games."

Apple will show us the world of the future

According to information published by Deadline, this new production is an epic drama set in the world of the future. For the rest, little information is known at the moment, although it is already known that Chernin Entertainment and Peter Chernin's Endeavor Content, also responsible for another of the next Apple television programs, “Are You Sleeping” are also behind the project..

The upcoming "See" television series joins several other content that is already part of Apple's audiovisual plans for the immediate future, including the remake of Steven Spielberg's science fiction series dating back to 1985. " Amazing Stories ”, an untitled space drama starring Ronald D. Moore, best known for“ Battlestar Galactica ”. Along with this, a "morning drama" that does not yet have an official title and that will star without Reese Witherspoon and the popularly known Jennifer Aniston, as well as the aforementioned "Are You Sleeping", a psychological thriller starring Octavia Spencer who focuses on a podcast that reopens a murder case.

In addition, Apple has also already signed an agreement for the production of what will be its first documentary series; Under the title of “Home”, it will offer us a never-before-seen image of the interior and exterior of some of the most extraordinary houses in the world.

Apple is taking a big push to enter the audiovisual content sector, especially since last June 2017, when it hired former Sony executives Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht to form a new video unit.. Producing hits such as "Breaking Bad, " "The Crown" and "Better Call Saul, " Van Amburg and Erlicht are being coordinated under the baton of bitten apple executive and current iTunes chief Eddy Cue.

Regarding the release date of the first of Apple's original television programs, we still do not have any information, however, everything points to the fact that at least one of these titles will arrive in the same year of 2018.