Wonder Project unveils slate of content ahead of launch
Wonder Project unveils slate of content ahead of launch
The streamer is coming to Prime Video starting Oct. 5, and will bring a wide range of content with it.
Fans of the biblical drama series “House of David” have been eagerly waiting for the show to return. “House of David” Season 2 will premiere on Oct. 5, and will debut first on the new Wonder Project streaming service, which is launching the same day. The Wonder Project streamer will be available via Prime Video. The new platform has revealed a lineup of original content that will be available on the platform at launch, including originals, edited versions of past titles, and more.
Key Details:
- Not long now: Wonder Project is launching on Prime Video on Oct. 5.
- Strong library: The service has feature films, documentaries, and more coming in the months after launch.
- Faith-based programming: Wonder Project aims to deliver “courageous stories, inspiring hope,” and content based on faith.
Wonder Project is launching with much more than just “House of David” on Oct. 5. The streamer will offer a selection of popular films edited for broadcast TV, removing the most objectionable content for audiences who would rather go without adult language, sex and nudity, and violence. Original versions of these films will also be available on Wonder Project.
The service will also offer a large selection of original content in the months following its launch. Documentaries, feature-length films, and more will premiere on Wonder Project from October through December.
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“Redemption” (Premiering in October): More than football. More than a national championship. “Redemption” tells the story of how faith, brotherhood, and perseverance defined the Ohio State football team’s unforgettable 2024 season.
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“for KING & COUNTRY: No Turning Back” (Premiering in November)**: The powerful true story of Joel and Luke Smallbone, the Australian music duo and four-time Grammy Award winners. In this intimate documentary, the Smallbones pull back the curtain on their extraordinary journey from Australia to America, through nearly a decade of failed starts, industry rejections, personal health struggles, and navigating the ever-changing world of music.
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“A Winter’s Song” (Premiering in November): A struggling musician takes a leap of faith and travels to Armenia for the first time, hoping to reignite her passion. Swept up in its rich culture, music, and traditions, she finds herself on an unexpected journey—one that will challenge her heart, redefine her dream,s and change her life forever.
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Christmas special hosted by Kimberly Schlapman: In this heartwarming Christmas special, Little Big Town’s Kimberly Schlapman gathers her closest friends and family to help highlight her favorite holiday traditions. Featuring special guest appearances and performances from Nashville to Dollywood, she invites viewers to celebrate the memories and moments that bring us together.
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“Fighting Spirit: A Combat Chaplain’s Journey” (Premiering in December): When the remains of Army combat chaplain and POW Emil Kapaun are identified after 70 years, a younger former chaplain embarks on a journey to greet them—and is inspired by the stories of the 419 fallen heroes of this unique calling.
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“Adventure in Wonder” (Premiering in December): This docuseries follows the Melton family as they embark on a transformative sailing journey along Croatia’s stunning coastline, seeking to reconnect with each other and rediscover wonder in an increasingly disconnected world.
Check out a promo for Wonder Project
Wonder Project will launch with 125 licensed titles, totaling over 1,000 hours of content. The streamer’s mission is to deliver faith-based content, as well as other family-friendly shows and movies. The Wonder Project launches in the Prime Video Subscription marketplace for $9 per month or $90 per year.
Prime Video
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