Airdate: Wozniacki and Lee: A New Beginning, Patagonia, Amazon: The Lost World.
A Swedish documentary and two British documentaries debut this week.
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Premiering this week at SBS on Demand are Swedish documentary Wozniacki and Lee: A New Beginning, British documentaries Patagonia & Amazon: The Lost World.
Wozniacki and Lee: A New Beginning
Thursday, 20 April
All six episodes available to stream.
Two of the most stressful things in life are having a baby and moving house. Tennis icon Caroline Wozniacki and her husband, NBA star David Lee are about to do both…at the same time.
Patagonia
Saturday, 22 April
All six episodes available to stream.
Exploring the most extraordinary region on the planet, this prestigious documentary series celebrates the diversity of landscapes, exuberance of wildlife and fascinating human stories spread across more than a million square kilometres at Earth’s final frontier: Patagonia. Over six stunning episodes, expert local crews join an international team of the world’s best wildlife filmmakers to explore uncharted territory, discover new species and tell an urgent environmental story. Woven through this extraordinary wealth of landscapes are fascinating stories of the dizzying array of birds, animals, insects, plants and people that have evolved to survive and thrive here, as well as the local and global environmental changes that are threatening them. Patagonia will also air at a later date on SBS.
Amazon: The Lost World
Saturday, 22 April
All three episodes available to stream
The vast Amazon rainforests have always been a dark, unexplored wilderness, home to diverse wildlife and only a few remote, scattered tribes. Or so we thought. Amazon: The Lost World unveils the archaeological discovery of an ancient, complex, previously unknown Amazonian civilization. Explorer and paleoanthropologist Ella Al Shamahi is rewriting the history. Joining pioneering, unprecedented expeditions into the jungle, using cutting-edge underground radar technology and hearing from indigenous experts, we uncover previously undiscovered cities and watch as a hidden world is discovered and mapped.