Fantastic Fungi Is the #1 Documentary at Apple TV!
We are proud to announce that Fantastic Fungi is the #1 documentary at Apple TV today.
The whole Fantastic Fungi team is grateful for the support of our mycelial network, the fellow travelers spreading the spores of this shift in consciousness.
Rent or buy the film on Apple TV.
‘Fantastic Fungi’ is already a cult hit,” wrote The Washington Post about our film.
“Louie Schwartzberg’s documentary about mushrooms became hugely popular during a limited theatrical run earlier this spring; its rerelease for digital viewing during the coronavirus quarantine couldn’t be better timed. What might have been mind-blowing just a few months ago now feels urgently of the moment.”
For our friends outside of the United States, Fantastic Fungi is also available at these Apple TV links:
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