By Gavin Boyle
Wonder Project revealed its streaming platform will release titles this month highlighting women to honor Women’s History Month, alongside its newest show.
“[Wonder Project is] spotlighting powerful stories in honor of Women’s History Month, the debut of a new Wonder Original series and the season one finale of its critically acclaimed family drama IT’S NOT LIKE THAT,” Wonder Project revealed in a press release.
Subscribers will be able to stream FOX’s THE FAITHFUL and the feature film AUDREY’S CHILDREN, along with classics like WOMAN IN GOLD, THE ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE and THE IRON LADY. Wonder Project also celebrated the addition of multiple family titles including THE LAND BEFORE TIME, THE BLACK STALLION, NANNY MCPHEE, A DOG’S PURPOSE, A DOG’S JOURNEY and HEAVEN HELP US.
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March will also see the launch of Wonder Project’s newest show WONDER SESSIONS, “a new multi-episode Wonder Original conversation series. Featuring bold leaders from faith, sports, business, and beyond. WONDER SESSIONS brings together voices audiences know – but not quite like this – for candid roundtable discussions about life, purpose, and what it truly costs to live anchored in hope and meaning,” a description of the show reads, per the press release.
Wonder Project’s streaming service has been a resounding success since it launched last October. By the end of the year, it had garnered more than half a million subscribers through a strong slate of shows and movies, including HOUSE OF DAVID.
“The data confirms what we believed: millions of people have been waiting for exactly this. Faith is an audience, not a genre — and our viewing patterns prove it,” Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, the CEO of Wonder Project, said last November about the success of the platform. “They’re watching comedy, drama, documentaries, everything. HOUSE OF DAVID brought them through the door, but they’re staying for hundreds-plus titles we’ve curated. Here’s what delighted me: the vast majority are watching in the living room. One the big screen. Together. As a mom of three, I know how rare that is — finding something everyone actually wants to watch!”
While Wonder Project continues to add high-quality content to its platform, it also has maintained a strong slate of originals as well. IT’S NOT LIKE THAT has been its most recent success.
“IT’S NOT LIKE THAT is a story about hope, and finding light after loss, rebuilding families and exhibiting grace in the most uncertain circumstances,” Ian Deitchman and Kristin Robinson, the show’s creators, executive producers and writers, said in a statement. “There is a powerful dynamic around what we all choose to hold onto when everything around us is falling apart, and how we find our way back — something we hope audiences will relate to and love.”
It is encouraging to see just how successful Wonder Project has been. It’s strong lineup for March will surely continue to draw new viewers while retaining the many families that already enjoy the platform’s content in their home on a daily basis.
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