Great news for soccer fans around the world as they finally get more insight into one of their favorite team’s behind-the-scenes moments. Matildas: The World At Our Feet is a mini-documentary series that follows the Australian football team, Matildas, and how the team prepares for the FIFA Women’s World Cup, set to take place in July 2023.
Director Katie Bender Wynn is back with another much-anticipated documentary after shooting The Will To Live. This documentary focuses on how Australia’s home team puts up a fight at the upcoming Women’s World Cup, which Australia is all set to host.
A sport that barely received any attention and did not spark any conversations among sports fans is now all set to get its documentary and the world’s entire attention. Tensions will be high, and the team will be under pressure, but they will have to train and push through this FIFA season not to disappoint fans at home.
Katie’s previous docu-series, The Will To Fly, followed Lydia Lassila, an aerial skiing champion, was a hit among fans which has caused the tension to go through the roof and has made fans even more eager for the team’s life outside of the soccer field.
Matildas: The World At Our Feet Plotline
Australia and New Zealand are all set to co-host the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup, and Australia’s home team could not be more pressurized. The whole of July and August, the world will have its eyes on the team and while the journey will be memorable for both the audience and the players, Katie Bender’s new documentary miniseries is set to make it even more special.
It is difficult to even fathom the amount of blood, sweat and tears the teams must have shed just for the ninety minutes on the field. But this documentary will take us backstage, to the part that is far from glamourous, to the struggles and hardships faced by the team, Matildas, with a special focus on Sam Kerr, and their crew’s sacrifices, and their coach, Tony Gustavsson, who is probably betting his life on the team and their game.
We start off with the 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup and the drama that had followed the team all the way to South Korea, then move to Ellie Carpenter‘s ACL injury and her recovery period, and the team trying to keep their mental up with the numerous consequent losses, all for the team to finally reach where they are.
Matildas: The World At Our Feet Episode 1 Release Timings
The document will be a miniseries with six episodes set for release. The episode will last fifty-five minutes and will premiere on the streaming application at 12:00 am PST. Fans can find below various time zones for the documentary series to keep track of the episodes:
- Pacific Standard Time (Canada): 12:00 am
- Central Standard Time (United States): 2:00 am
- Eastern Standard Time (Mexico): 3:00 am
- Greenwich Mean Time (United Kingdom): 7:00 am
- Indian Standard Time (India): 12:30 pm
- China Standard Time (China): 3:00 pm
- Japan Standard Time (Japan): 4:00 pm
- Korea Standard Time (South Korea): 4:00 pm
- Australian Central Daylight Time (Australia): 4:30 pm
Matildas: The World At Our Feet Episode 1: Release Date
The series Matildas: The World At Our Feet will premiere its first episode on Wednesday, April 26th, 2023. The documentary is a miniseries that will have no more than a total of six episodes. The documentary series is produced by Barking Mad Productions and Station 10 Media, with Katie Bender Wynn as its director.
Matildas: The World At Our Feet Episode 1: Where to Watch?
Football Australia has revealed that it has partnered with Disney+ to document for the fans the incredible but tough journey that the Australian National Women’s Football team, Matildas, has had. Since the series has been produced for the streaming platform, Disney+, it should be noted that the documentary will be available for streaming on the platform itself.
No other official streaming site or platform will air the series, so fans should definitely get their hands on any valid subscription offered by the Disney+ streaming platform to catch the documentary on April 26th, 2023.
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