The documentary feature Longevity Hackers, which includes narration from Edward Norton, is set to give viewers insight into extending one’s life.
Director Michal Siewierski’s film became available to view on-demand via Apple TV on Wednesday after hitting the American Film Market last month. Longevity Hackers examines revolutionary scientific breakthroughs in longevity and health optimization.
Tony Robbins, Mark Cuban, Tony Hawk and Wim Hof are among the prominent figures sharing insight during segments filmed exclusively for the project. Ruben Figueres produces the film, with James Pratt and Marina De La Mora serving as associate producers. Steve Aoki, James Plante and Nico Helling are executive producers.
“We’re thrilled to unveil this thought-provoking documentary to a global audience,” Siewierski said in a statement. “With Edward Norton’s narration and insights from some of the most influential figures in science and culture, Longevity Hackers delivers a compelling look at how life extension could transform our future.”
Mark Cuban and director Michal Siewierski pose on the set of Longevity Hackers.
Courtesy of New Roots Films
Added Figueres, “This is more than just a film — it’s a call to action to rethink what’s possible for human health.”
Longevity Hackers hails from New Roots Films, and Archstone Entertainment represented the project at AFM.
Siewierski’s previous features as a director include Takeout, Diet Fiction and Food Choices.
Norton can soon be seen portraying Pete Seeger in director James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown that stars Timothée Chalamet and hits theaters later this month. Norton’s recent movie credits include Asteroid City, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and The French Dispatch, along with a voice role in the Prime Video series Sausage Party: Foodtopia.