Who is Joanna Natasegara, producer of Heart of Invictus?

Scheduled to debut on August 30, 2023, at 3 a.m. ET, a new mini-series titled “Heart of Invictus” is set to premiere exclusively on Netflix. This documentary delves into the compelling narratives of individuals who have endured injuries while serving in the armed forces.

The series offers an intimate perspective into their lives, particularly as they gear up for the Invictus Games—an esteemed sporting event that extends an invitation to all veterans and active service members who have confronted these formidable challenges.

“Heart of Invictus” is masterfully directed by Orlando von Einsiedel, a prominent figure in the world of filmmaking renowned for his contributions to numerous impactful projects, including “The Lost Forest,” “The Phantom,” “The White Helmets,” “From Devil’s Breath,” and “Evelyn,” among other notable works. Steering the production as the documentary’s producer is Joanna Natasegara, further enriching the project with her expertise and creative vision.

Who is Joanna Natasegara?

Joanna Natasegara is a distinguished British film director and producer whose contributions have left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape. Notably, she served as the producer for two impactful documentaries, namely “Virunga” (2014) and “The White Helmets” (2016). Her exceptional work on these projects led to her receiving nominations for the Academy Award in two separate categories: Best Documentary Feature and Best Documentary (Short Subject). Triumphantly, she secured a victory in the latter category. These achievements were the result of collaborative efforts shared with the director Orlando von Einsiedel, solidifying their successful creative partnership.

Natasegara’s involvement in the documentary realm extended to her participation in “The Price of Kings,” a documentary film series that delves into the lives and leadership of distinct world figures, each film focusing on a particular leader. Her multifaceted background is rooted in her education as a graduate of the Human Rights program at the esteemed London School of Economics and Political Science, reflecting her commitment to issues of global significance.