DocPlay is bringing award-nominated and 2025’s most interesting and talked-about films to its platform in February.
Check out the list of movies, series and specials coming to DocPlay in February 2026 below. In the comments section, let me know which ones you are the most excited to watch.
FEBRUARY 2
Children of the Cult [DocPlay Exclusive]
The Rajneesh movement had communes in more than 30 countries throughout the 1970s and 1980s and was later immortalised in the Netflix series Wild Wild Country. But until now, a central truth about the organisation has remained hidden. This documentary uncovers the darker realities behind the movement.
FEBRUARY 5
Spreadsheet Champions
Follow six students from around the world as they put their Excel-lent skills to the test at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championships. Blending adrenaline, formulas and friendship, this uplifting documentary highlights the power of education, the surprising influence of spreadsheets and the next generation of digital leaders.
FEBRUARY 16
The Bambers: Murder at the Farm
Three generations of a single family are brutally murdered, and the man convicted of the crimes has maintained his innocence for 35 years. This true crime documentary revisits the infamous White House Farm massacre, questioning whether Jeremy Bamber’s 1986 conviction for killing his parents, sister and six-year-old twin nephews may be flawed.
FEBRUARY 19
Beat the Lotto [DocPlay Exclusive]
A rip-roaring tale of a mathematician who, alongside a ragtag syndicate, plotted to fix Ireland’s National Lottery in 1992. This documentary dives into one of the most audacious lottery scandals ever attempted.
Bad Actor: A Hollywood Ponzi Scheme
Zach Horwitz, a struggling actor, defrauded investors in a $650 million Ponzi scheme, using the stolen funds to bankroll his acting career and fuel a lavish lifestyle. This documentary unpacks one of Hollywood’s most brazen financial frauds.
FEBRUARY 23
Exclusive Trade Secret [DocPlay Exclusive]
A gripping exposé of the global polar bear fur trade, revealing how conservation, politics and commercial interests collide in ways the public was never meant to see.
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