By India McCarty
Wonder Project just unveiled the slate of exciting shows and movies coming to the streamer in February, from movies celebrating Black History Month and Valentine’s Day to beloved classic shows.
“The slate brings together stories rooted in love, literature, real events, and family classics,” a press release from Wonder Project reads. “As part of its Black History Month programming, Wonder Project is featuring a thoughtfully curated collection of acclaimed films.”
Wonder Project Originals SARAH’S OIL and MY OTTER DIARY will premiere on the streaming service in February, along with hit movies like SELMA, THE GREAT DEBATERS, MANDELA: A LONG WALK TO FREEDOM, GLORY ROAD and FREEDOM WRITERS.
SARAH’S OIL was nominated for Movieguide®’s Faith and Freedom Award® for Movies this year and received a positive review from Movieguide® for its “wonderful humor and spiritual drama.”
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“Together, these titles reflect Wonder Project’s commitment to telling inspirational and courageous stories that preserve and honor our nation’s shared history,” the press release continued.
Wonder Project also has plenty of romantic Valentine’s Day movies headed to their platform, including ABOUT TIME, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE and THE FAULT IN OUR STARS.
Lastly, the streaming service is adding popular historical TV series DR. QUINN, MEDICINE WOMAN and THE ASTRONAUT WIVES CLUB.
These shows and movies are part of Wonder Project’s ongoing mission to provide viewers with inspiring and family-friendly content.
“The dream of the Wonder Project is to create a trusted brand that serves the faith and values audience globally with movies and TV shows they didn’t know were possible,” JESUS REVOLUTION director Jon Erwin said in a press release. “We will achieve this by giving the creatives dedicated to this audience (including myself) a level of freedom and resources they’ve never had before.”
Through their recent partnership with Prime Video, Wonder Project’s subscription offering earned “over 500,000 subscription signups in the first three weeks since [its 2025] launch,” per Variety.
“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. “This isn’t a niche audience — it’s a national movement of families who want entertainment that strengthens rather than strains their values. Families are gathering again. They’re choosing shared experiences over separate screens. That’s what we built Wonder to deliver, and that’s exactly what’s happening.”
Wonder Project subscribers have plenty of exciting new shows and movies coming this month!
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