Now Showing on iWonder: Curated Documentaries

Life in Kharkiv, Eastern Ukraine, reveals the resilience of those who choose to remain amidst ongoing conflict, challenging perceptions of war in a digital age.

Australia's escalating plastic crisis is examined through personal stories, environmental impacts, and calls for systemic change in this urgent documentary.

Populist leaders like Donald Trump, Boris Johnson, and Viktor Orban are reshaping Western politics, as seen in Quebec's recent anti-immigrant policies.

Larry Ellison, the billionaire behind Oracle, is now making significant investments in artificial intelligence and media, driven by an unyielding ambition at 82.

Indigenous chief Juma Xipaia navigates the complexities of activism, motherhood, and politics while fighting to protect the Amazon Rainforest from exploitation.

Media coverage of war has evolved significantly from the First World War to contemporary conflicts, shaping public perception and understanding of military actions.

Michael Fassbender's pursuit of competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans showcases his intense training, challenges, and dedication to motorsport excellence.

Burning Man evolved from a small gathering of artists in San Francisco to a $65+ million cultural phenomenon, reflecting significant changes in its ideals and organization.

Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman Tour is documented alongside the making of her album Sweetener and the music videos for "the light is coming" and "God is a woman."

Martin Odegaard's leadership at just 27 years old is explored through insights from coaches and teammates, highlighting his unique balance of football and life.

By May 2023, Yevgeny Prigozhin publicly attacked Russia's Ministry of Defense, a move that would typically lead to imprisonment for most.

Men who purchase sex confront their harmful behaviors and the societal factors that drive exploitation, highlighting the urgent need to address demand in the fight against trafficking.

Over 80 key figures discuss the rise of Taiwan's semiconductor industry and its impact on global technology.

Gooning, a phenomenon within the Manosphere, reveals how extreme pornography, loneliness, and online subcultures are influencing a generation of men.

Ten minutes of additional footage were added in a director's cut released on YouTube Premium in December 2017.

Coventry City has navigated a challenging path through the English football pyramid, culminating in a return to the Premier League and a match against Arsenal.

Jamey Noel, a prominent sheriff in southern Indiana with ties to political figures, faced a dramatic downfall after starting his own ambulance service.

Two emergency medical responders nearly lost their lives while serving the community during Hurricane Katrina's catastrophic impact on New Orleans.

George Bush's administration leveraged the fear from the 9/11 attacks to justify the invasion of Afghanistan and the controversial war in Iraq, reshaping global politics.

Vanna Seang and his parents, Ly Heang Seang and Norn Seang, return to Cambodia after 30 years to reconnect with family and reflect on their escape from the Khmer Rouge.

Andrea Yates, who drowned her five children in 2001, was initially convicted of murder but later found not guilty by reason of insanity, leading to her institutionalization.

Betty Broderick's tumultuous marriage and subsequent murders of her ex-husband and his new wife highlight the complexities of emotional abuse and betrayal.

Aileen Wuornos, America's most infamous female serial killer, is reexamined in a documentary that challenges long-held narratives and reveals unsettling truths.

Rose West and Myra Hindley, two of Britain's most infamous female criminals, formed a disturbing bond in prison, revealing chilling insights into their heinous crimes.

Jodi Arias' complex psychological profile and tumultuous relationship with Travis Alexander are explored through personal writings and firsthand accounts from key figures.

At 16, Erin Caffey orchestrated the murder of her mother, younger brothers, and a family friend, driven by her relationship with a boyfriend.

Susan Smith's tragic case, involving the drowning of her two young sons and a fabricated carjacking story, shocked the nation and raised questions about justice.

Lucy Letby, a neonatal nurse sentenced for murdering seven infants, raises unsettling questions about her motives and the failures in her hospital's oversight.

Lori Vallow Daybell was found guilty of murdering her two children and conspiring in the death of her husband's first wife, captivating national attention.

Lizzie Borden's alleged role in the brutal murders of her parents is examined through new insights and a detailed look at the infamous crime scene.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her boyfriend Nicholas Godejohn were accused of murdering her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, in a case that shocked the nation.

Diane Downs, convicted of shooting her three children in 1983, claims a mysterious assailant was responsible, but evidence points to her guilt.

Granny Grommets, a vibrant group of over-50 surfers in Albany, Australia, embraces the ocean with enthusiasm, defying age stereotypes and enjoying weekly bodyboarding sessions.

Alice Ward's autobiographical film explores her life with Cystic Fibrosis and her groundbreaking achievements in surf filmmaking, highlighting the profound influence of salt.

Luke Cornell's dedication to wildlife conservation at his South African sanctuary highlights the profound emotional bonds between humans and animals amidst ongoing threats.

Glen Horn, a 67-year-old San Diego surfing legend, embraces an unconventional lifestyle in Baja California, showcasing his passion for surfing and nature.

Dean Gregory, a solo traveller and artist from Northwest Australia, transforms weathered wood into stunning seascapes, using art as a means to process grief and connect with nature.

Nick Kleer and Kristina Perlerius-Kleer forge deep connections with wild cheetahs in South Africa, aiming to combat habitat loss and genetic decline.

Intimate conversations with a 92-year-old grandmother reveal the complexities of Japanese-American identity, shaped by war, migration, and cultural heritage.

Arjen Dekker shares his passion for spoon carving while candidly addressing his struggles with self-doubt and vulnerability in this award-winning short documentary.

Residents of an abandoned village in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, choose to remain despite the encroaching emptiness surrounding them.

Climbing Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, is explored through a self-shot film that highlights the challenges and triumphs of the ascent.

Bristol's homeless community shares their stories and aspirations, highlighting the often-overlooked realities of life on the streets.

Annapurna III's unclimbed south-east ridge challenges a team of elite alpinists, revealing their struggles with fatigue and anxiety during a grueling 2016 expedition.

Filipino coconut farmers face exploitation from industrial agriculture and the devastating impacts of disasters like Typhoon Haiyan on their way of life.