KATSEYE’s ‘Wild Hearts’ Documentary Arrives on Disney+ and Hulu

KATSEYE is bringing its rapid rise to streaming with KATSEYE: Wild Hearts, a documentary that debuted on Disney+ and Hulu in the United States on October 16. Disney+ is also carrying the film internationally, expanding access after a limited theatrical run earlier this year.

From Dream Academy to a global pop career

Directed by Nadia Hallgren, the film follows the group from the competitive Dream Academy process through its debut and subsequent chart success. It combines previously unseen footage with candid interviews and videos submitted by EYEKONS, the name used by KATSEYE’s fan community.

The project is produced by Interscope Films and Boardwalk Pictures in partnership with HYBE x Geffen. That lineup connects the documentary directly to the companies behind the group while giving Hallgren room to frame the demands of building an international act, not simply the polished performances seen onstage and online.

The timing captures a new chapter

The streaming release follows another busy stretch for KATSEYE. The group’s third EP, WILD, opened at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and the members have moved into the WILDWORLD Tour era. Those milestones give the documentary a clear endpoint while its archival material traces how quickly the scale of the project changed.

For viewers, the central draw is the contrast between the public momentum and the work behind it. The film revisits the pressure of a televised selection process, then follows the transition into recording, promotion and a global fan relationship. Fan-submitted clips also widen the perspective beyond rehearsals and executive decisions.

Wild Hearts is available through the regular Disney+ and Hulu subscription tiers in the United States. Neither platform offers a direct free trial, although some third-party television packages may bundle access. The documentary’s arrival gives longtime followers a retrospective and offers newer listeners a compact account of how KATSEYE moved from competition contestants to an established touring pop group.