Sky customers can watch the headlining film, Tiger Woods: Back, at 9pm, June 5, on Sky Documentaries and NOW TV. (Credit: Sky)<\/p>\n
Sky has launched a brand new channel, Sky Documentaries, with a variety of feature-length content covering topics ranging from sport, to music and the environment.<\/p>\n
The service offers documentaries on air and through online Sky Sports subscriptions and NOW TV.<\/p>\n
Where can I watch the new channel and how much does it cost?<\/p>\n
The new channel launched on Wednesday (27 May), and is now available to Sky Q customers at no additional cost, and is found on Sky channel 114.<\/p>\n
Additionally, all of the shows on Sky Documentaries will be made available for on demand viewing on Sky Q and Sky+HD boxes, as well as online through Sky Sports and NOW TV subscriptions.<\/p>\n
What are some of the highlights of the new channel?<\/p>\n
The channel will feature a variety of feature-length documentaries as well as docuseries covering a range of topics from sport, politics to music and more.<\/p>\n
Here are some of the schedule highlights:<\/p>\n
Tiger Woods: Back<\/p>\n
New Tiger Woods documentary, Tiger Woods: Back, details the golfers famous Masters victory at Augusta in 2019 - considered by many as the greatest comeback in sports history - and features never seen before footage.<\/p>\n
The film also chronicles the lead up to his comeback, which involved four potentially career-ending back surgeries.<\/p>\n
Viewers are given intimate access and insight into the sport stars personal battle with both his body and mind, as well with the sport itself.<\/p>\n
Sky customers can watch the film at 9pm, Friday June 5, on Sky Documentaries and NOW TV.<\/p>\n
Other sporting documentaries found on the service include Women of Troy, Busby, Kevin Pietersen: Story of a Genius, Ferrari Race to Immortality, Ali & Cavett: The Tale of the Tapes and The Armstrong Lie.<\/p>\n
McMillions<\/p>\n
Some of the confirmed films to be featured on the channel includes McMillions, which details the McDonald's Monopoly scandal that saw scammers steal $24 million from the fast food chain.<\/p>\n
McMillions airs on Wednesday, May 27 2020.<\/p>\n
Hillary<\/p>\n
Sky customers can also watch the new four-part series, Hillary, which explores the career and presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.<\/p>\n
Hillary airs on June 5 2020.<\/p>\n
Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men<\/p>\n
Another upcoming film is the 2019 documentary Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men which chronicles the career of the popular hip-hop band.<\/p>\n
Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men airs on June 24.<\/p>\n
Hawking<\/p>\n
An example of Skys own original documentaries featured on the new channel, is Hawking, a 90-minute film that details the life of the iconic physicist Professor Stephen Hawking.<\/p>\n
The film includes footage from his private family archive, as well as interviews with members of his family, alongside friends and colleagues.<\/p>\n
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