Katseye’s New Documentary ‘Wild Hearts’ Is Officially Streaming on Hulu
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KATSEYE’s documentary “Wild Hearts” is now streaming on Hulu and Disney+, giving fans a new look at the group’s lives and work after their formation. The 80-minute film follows the six members as they navigate rising careers, rehearsals, recording sessions and the pressures of performing, and explores their bond with fans known as Eyekons.
Directed by Nadia Hallgren, the film follows the 2024 series “Pop Star Academy: Katseye”, which covered the training and competition that brought the group together. It includes unseen footage, interviews, backstage scenes and fan-submitted videos, and addresses Manon Bannerman’s hiatus; Sophia Laforteza is on a separate break, with a return expected in January 2027. The release follows a limited theatrical run in August and comes as KATSEYE tours globally after its third EP, “Wild”, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
- “Wild Hearts” is streaming on Hulu and Disney+.
- The film follows KATSEYE’s work and lives after its formation.
- It arrives during the group’s global tour and after a No. 1 EP debut.
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KATSEYE is a six-member pop group formed through a talent competition created by music company HYBE and record label Geffen Records. Its members are from different countries, and the group is promoted internationally.
The group’s music career involves rehearsals, recording, touring and close contact with fans, all of which can shape the pressures of performing. KATSEYE’s supporters have also helped build its profile, while the members’ time away from the group has drawn attention to how demanding that work can be.
The documentary is directed by Nadia Hallgren, whose work includes films about people’s lives and experiences. It gives viewers a look at the group’s development and the people involved in it.
More coverage
- The Hollywood Reporter — KATSEYE Documentary ‘Wild Hearts’ Hits Streaming: Where to Watch Online
- Billboard — KATSEYE Gets Personal in New ‘WILD HEARTS’ Documentary: Here’s Where to Stream It