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 for many great things, including offering a high level of education, low crime levels, a hospitable climate, and often
culture documentaries Featured 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 see if you are interested to find out more about this entertaining musical genius, before watching the great full documentary
politics documentaries Featured 3 Top War Documentaries to Start Streaming Today Immerse yourself in these impactful documentary films about wars and how they affect people. Whether you’re a history buff or just curious, these featured stories will definitely help you gain a new perspective on wars.
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.
News headlines What are some of the key news stories this week? We review some of the key news stories this coming week and check if any iwonder documentaries can provide some additional context.
current affairs What are some of the key news stories this week? Taking a look at some of the key news stories and taking a look at which iwonder documentaries can provide some more context to these stories.
democracy Alexei Navalny documentary The Term: Opposing Putin. This topical documentary profiles Alexei Navalny and other brave opposition leaders playing Russian roulette against Vladimir Putin’s authoritarian regime
News headlines Key headlines this week Who will go nuclear next? Is what the Economist magazine is asking as their front cover story. Let us dive into some of these key stories and see what iwonder documentaries can perhaps give some context behind the main news headlines.
exclusive Grizzly Man: Werner Herzog's masterpiece now on iwonder exclusively In his mesmerizing film Grizzly Man, acclaimed director Werner Herzog explores the life and death of amateur grizzly bear expert Timothy Treadwell. Treadwell lived unarmed among the bears for thirteen summers, and filmed his adventures in the wild during his final five seasons.
iwonder Is love racist? The Dating Game Tackling a rarely discussed dating taboo in the run up to Valentine’s Day, new this February 9th, and only on iwonder, comes Is Love Racist? The Dating Game, getting under the skin of the objects of our affection to reveal our hidden biases when it comes to choosing a potential partner.
donald trump Featured American Dharma: How Steve Bannon helped Trump win in 2016 A very topical film, given the events at the US Capitol on 6 January 2021. An exposé of Steve Bannon, Donald Trump's former strategist
iwonder Selected social posts this week (#5) Australia Day, Cursed Bloodlines, Sundance Film selections, and Chinese and US Justice
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
culture documentaries Culture Documentaries Screen time doesn't need to be a waste of time. Dive into these acclaimed culture documentaries to uplift your spirits and start the new year with.
newsletter Kicking Off 2021 with the Best of World Cinema Ring in the New Year with some of the best documentary films from around the world. In these selected documentaries, we explore stories about hope, loss, superstition, humanity, and much more. From the iwonder documentaries newsletter.
newsletter 2020, Part 2: Is it nearly over yet? Throughout 2020, political strife began to take over the headlines, both close to home and further away. Watch these great documentaries for more context
documentary newsletter 2020, Part 1: Who knew...? Remember in January when COVID-19 was just a whisper and the biggest thing happening was the start of Harvey Weinstein’s trial in New York?
doco streaming study iwonder reveals Australia's first annual update to the ‘Doco Streaming Study’ We reveal a changing appetite for factual films in 2020. COVID-19 creates surge in demand for Culture, Society and Health & Wellness content. Australian documentary viewing is up 135% since the start of the pandemic.
iwonder Documentary streamer iwonder launches today on Telstra TV Asia-Pacific’s fast-growing documentary streaming service adds Telstra to existing partners including Seven West Media, Qantas and the ABC. 1,000+ factual films and TV series from iwonder now available* to Telstra TV customers.
the kleptocrats Selected podcasts Highlighting a few selected podcasts to The Kleptocrats, streaming on iwonder.
apple tv Which streaming app is right for you? iwonder getting featured on the Apple Appstore as the app to watch for edu-tainment.
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 surveillance by the authorities, and has since become a byword to describe abuse of government power and mass surveillance. This
