iflix and Coconuts Media launch bold and edgy docu-series, ‘Coconuts TV’ on iflix

iflix, the world’s leading entertainment service for emerging markets, announced the launch of ‘Coconuts TV’ on iflix, a bold and edgy documentary series that spotlights Southeast Asia’s most weird and wondrous stories.

From today, anyone with an iflix subscription can stream and watch Coconuts TV on any device. From the “Miss Tiffany’s” transgender beauty pageant in Pattaya to “midget boxing” in Manila, to the volcanoes of Bali and the skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur, Coconuts TV on iflix takes an in depth, uncensored look at the most fascinating and undiscovered phenomena in Southeast Asia. 

iflix Global Director of Original Programming Mark Francis said: “Both iflix and Coconuts share a common passion for bringing unconventional, compelling and deeply relevant stories about Asia to our audiences. The series showcases real people and places overlooked or even shunned by traditional news media, taking an unfiltered and youth-oriented approach to news and subculture – offering a perspective on the region you don’t often get to see.” 

Coconuts Media Founder and CEO Byron Perry added: “Our goal with Coconuts TV on iflix is to knock your socks off with weird and wondrous documentary stories that you can’t get anywhere else… and we humbly hope we’ve achieved that. Not only did we want to shed light on these untold people and phenomena, we also wanted our audience to care about them. It’s been tremendous to partner with iflix, and we can’t wait for the world to see this show.” 

Now available to over one billion consumers across 26 territories throughout Asia, the Middle East and Africa, iflix has established itself as the clear market leader in video streaming. Offering consumers a vast library of top Hollywood, regional, and local TV shows and movies, including many first run exclusives and award-winning programs, each subscription allows users to access the service on up to five devices, including phones, laptops, tablets, and television sets, for viewing wherever, whenever.