Beautiful trailer for the document of Ben Stiller’s documentary to his parents Stiller & Meara: nothing is lost

Apple TV+ released a beautiful trailer for the documentary Stiller & Meara: nothing is losta loving tribute to the comedy duo of their son director/actor, Ben Stiller.

In the document, he sits well with his sister to cross the movie, the photos, the letters, the cassettes and the domestic videos that have documented the life of their hilarious parents. I interview friends and family closest to the couple to put together what they knew and did not know, on the couple, on their career and on the personal relationship.

Stiller, who directs Severance In Apple, he said about the project: “I feel very lucky to collaborate once again with the incredible team of Apple TV+, this time on a very personal project for me and my family.

It is exciting to finally share it with the public; And a great honor to celebrate my parents, both how I knew them to grow and when I met them in new ways through the realization of this film. “

Anne Meara died in 2015 at the age of 85; Her husband Jerry Stiller died in 2020 at the age of 92. Following the death of his parents, Ben “dug in the vast treasure of recordings, movies, letters and other ephemerals with whom they documented their personal and professional lives”, writes the New York Film Festival in its program.

“These extraordinary archives are the foundations of this immensely moving documentary – and of course, very funnyThe underground velvetNYFF59), which traces, with love and candor, the challenges and insecurities that are part of the essential makeup of any family of shows. “

Together with the brothers Ben and Amy, Ben’s wife of the documentary, the actress Christine Taylor Stiller, and a friend of Stiller & Meara – the actor Christopher Walken.

“Your father was a kind of saint,” says Walken to Stiller in the trailer. “Your mother frightened me a little. He looked at me and I could say that he knows you’re not well.”

The DOC is previewed at the New York Film Festival on October 5, then opens in selected rooms on October 17th and streaming on Apple TV+ will begin on October 24. Look at the trailer below: