music LennoNYC: An Intimate Look at John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Life in New York City In a post-Beatles era, John Lennon moved to New York City with Yoko Ono to focus on his private life and family.
current affairs Motley’s Law: From Beauty Queen to Defence Lawyer in Afghanistan Kimberley Motley left her husband and three kids behind in the United States and headed to Kabul, Afghanistan, to become the only foreign lawyer, not to mention the only woman, to work in Afghan courts.
exclusive The Walrus and The Whistleblower: A love story between a man and a walrus A love story, a highly-publicised heist, a $1.5 million courtcase, and an animal rights movement, all rolled into one sensational documentary. #SaveSmooshi
Biography Diana: The Interview that Shocked the World The Martin Bashir interview has been branded “one of the biggest crimes in the history of broadcasting” and led to a public apology from the BBC.
nature documentaries 5 Nature Documentaries to Help You Reconnect with Mother Earth These featured documentaries explore the delicate relationship between man and nature, and how it affects our future.
society documentaries Unravelling the Bad Influences Behind 12 Celebrity Scandals From the tragic deaths of Heath Ledger and River Phoenix, to the very public downfalls of Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears.
history documentaries 3 Top History Documentaries to Stream This Week History is essential in understanding ourselves and the world around us, and is a part of every aspect of life, from medicine, to art, to politics, and much more. Learn from our great Documentaries.
award winners What Would Ingrid Bergman Say in Her Own Words? Her face had graced some of the most famous movies of all time, such as Casablanca and Murder on the Orient Express, but there was still much more to discover about Ingrid Bergman herself.
culture documentaries Finding Vivian Maier: The Unexpected Story about a Photographer Hiding in Plain Sight After her death, photographs she had captured decades ago began to surface, gaining recognition from galleries and museums, but who was Vivian Maier, and how did we not know about her earlier?
international women's day 5 Documentaries that Highlight Equality and Women’s Accomplishments Explore stories about women who dare to break the glass ceiling, fight for what they believe in, and challenge themselves to do better.
true crime 5 Murder Documentaries That Will Make Your Skin Crawl True crime documentaries that reveal how sometimes the truth can be scarier than fiction.
rebels with a cause Pioneers, Visionaries, and Anarchists: How they changed our world From authoring a “cookbook” that contained recipes for the home manufacturing of explosives, weapons, illicit drugs, and more, to seeking a cure for cancer; this week’s new and featured
australia 3 Documentaries That Will Change How You See Australia Australia, both considered a country and a continent, is a land full of rich and diverse stories that explore its current issues, history, and vast outback. Today Australia is known
culture documentaries Why you should watch the Chilly Gonzales documentary on iwonder Watch the Chilly Gonzales documentary on iwonder, Shut up and play the piano, is now streaming on iwonder. We suggest you first watch some of the YouTube clips below to
society documentaries 5 Powerful Documentaries to Watch During Black History Month From celebrating accomplishments and success to exploring struggles and aspirations, check out this featured collection of documentaries that explore stories relating to the Black diaspora.
science documentaries Dive into outer space with these 3 top-rated documentaries While only an estimated 4% of outer space has been explored so far, scientists are constantly making new breakthroughs and pushing the boundaries of space exploration. Check out these featured space documentaries on iwonder to find out more.
immigration The Trump Years: Examining the legacy Selected documentaries from sources such as the New York Times, examining aspects of the Trump years. From the iwonder documentaries newsletter
Preview January preview: Stars of Sundance past Dive into award-winning documentaries on iwonder, featuring stars of Sundance past
documentary newsletter New Year, New… World Order? "You must be the change you wish to see in the world" - Mahatma Gandhi. From the iwonder documentaries newsletter
documentary newsletter Working towards justice for women As the COVID-19 pandemic spread around the world, another hidden "Shadow Pandemic" grew behind closed doors, with reports showing that violence against women and girls, especially domestic violence, has increased.
business documentaries Living in a Surveillance Society: Is Big Brother watching you? “Big Brother” was first introduced as a character and symbol in George Orwell’s dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four as the leader of a totalitarian state where citizens are under constant
crime documentaries Watch The Work documentary, now on iwonder Set inside a single room in Folsom Prison, The Work follows three men from outside as they participate in a four-day group therapy retreat with level-four convicts.
