Through weather-related devastation brought on by climate change, through to the horrors of war, man-made crises, and acts of God, it's a sad truth that disaster is never far from our memories. Though from loss and tragedy comes the ability to learn, heal, and pave the way for a better

Marking King Charles III’s coronation on May 6th, new to iwonder this month comes a special documentary presented by the monarch himself, as he dives into the artistic history of the Royal Family, while offering a window into his own penchant for the paintbrush. As part of a wider

In recognition of the world’s largest environmental movement, this April iwonder turns its attention to Earth Day, with a collection of new feature films and series looking at the day-to-day impact felt by struggling communities around the world dealing with climate change up close, as well as the issues

This International Women’s Day iwonder turns its attention to the women of the world who toil quietly behind the scenes, with a focus on the thousands of female workers who leave everything behind in their homelands to travel overseas in search of work to provide for themselves and their

As the conflict in Ukraine gets set to tip into its second year with the anniversary of Russia’s invasion on February 24th, this month iwonder pulls together a collection of documentaries and series looking at the causes, consequences, and conclusions of conflicts throughout history. New to iwonder in February,

As sports fans get set to turn their attention to another glittering Grand Slam spectacle of sport with the 2023 Australian Open in January, along with the Santos Tour Down Under - the Southern Hemisphere's largest cycling race - iwonder enters the new year with a swathe of new adventure

As a year of relentless change and turmoil comes to a close, this December iwonder pulls together a selection of films reflecting on a year that has, in one way or another, changed the lives of every person on the planet. War, the mounting climate crisis, food and energy shortages,

This November, iwonder pays tribute to unsung heroes around the world, with three new films exploring nation builders, freedom fighters, and medical pioneers, each overcoming incredible challenges, from endemic racism to the daily threat of imprisonment and murder. Then in this month’s iwonder What Top Five, we pull together

On October 10th World Mental Health Day will see governments, organisations, and individuals around the world lend their support to mental health issues, addressing the stigmas, assumptions and inaction that can lead to the struggles of millions, and the tragic suicides of too many. Leading iwonder's October highlights is Scattering

September 7th is National Threatened Species Day in Australia, commemorating the day when, in 1936, the Tasmanian Tiger sadly slipped into extinction. To mark the date, this month iwonder has pulled together a collection of documentaries looking at animals’ relationships with humans, and each other. From the journey of a

August 24th will mark six months since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, sparking a chain of events that would unleash a political, economic and humanitarian crisis sending shockwaves around the world. When and how things will end, no one knows, but to understand more about the complex factors at

In recognition of Bastille Day, and the anniversary of one of the most momentous jailbreaks in world history, this July iwonder turns its focus to prisons and correctional institutions, along with those who find themselves on the wrong side of the bars. Three films new to iwonder this month follow

This June, iwonder turns its focus to World Refugee Day on June 20th with the launch of a number of new films, and renewed focus on a selection of powerful documentaries, that shine a light on refugees and those who support them in their search for safety, security and the

This May marks the 88th anniversary of the end of the road for two of the most infamous characters in criminal history, when Bonnie & Clyde were shot and killed by police officers in an ambush in Louisiana in 1934. Fueling our enduring fascination with real life crime stories, new to

This April iwonder turns its attention to Earth Day, and earthday.org’s mission to mobilise the world to take action against climate change. Two new series and a multi award-winning documentary film make their way to iwonder this month: ‘Green Warriors’ and ‘Green Cops’ follow the exploits of activists

This March iwonder celebrates International Women’s Day with the launch of eight new films looking at the challenges and issues that continue to undermine true gender equality, while shining a light on real-life heroines who continue to challenge bias, discrimination, assumption and misunderstanding over what it means to be

Marking this year’s United Nation’s World Day of Social Justice, three new films make their debut on iwonder this February, following the plights and personal struggles of individuals and families around the world, while highlighting the need for the ongoing global pledge to delivering social justice for all.

Six new films and docuseries make their debut on iwonder to mark Australia Day. Launching January 26th FLATS – view trailer [https://youtu.be/bYAnI19VPd0] Bush to Belly – view trailer [https://youtu.be/Cg40JuSkXNQ] Launching January 27th Heart of the Sea – view trailer [https://youtu.be/fHIwGS86Znw] Rise Above – view trailer

Summertime, major sports events, arts festivals: Every January Australia comes into its own, as the country bursts into life with sunshine and swagger, as well as with its fair share of controversy and introspection. Leading January’s iwonder highlights is a collection of films and series exploring and celebrating Australia's

As we draw near to the end of a year once again characterised by COVID-19, in this December’s highlights, iwonder pulls together a selection of documentaries that delve deeper into some of 2021’s other most defining world events. Despite news emanating from all corners of the globe, it’

As Australia stands on the brink of the latest - and hopefully last - COVID lockdowns being lifted, the promise of life returning to normal comes tantalisingly close, and with it the revival of a live arts scene brought to a halt by the pandemic. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This October iwonder celebrates

This September marks a painful moment in the USA’s history, when, in 1971, a protest against inhumane prison conditions came to a bloody end at the Attica Correctional Facility. 39 inmates lost their lives to a grisly massacre in the name of justice and order, of which the State