Where to watch
DOCSVILLE
True Story
DocAlliance Films
Availability shown for United States · rights vary by countryMore from Marc Isaacs · Director
More like this
Philip and His Seven Wives — streaming FAQ
Which OTT platform streams Philip and His Seven Wives?
Philip and His Seven Wives is streaming on DOCSVILLE, True Story and DocAlliance Films in United States. It's not currently on Netflix.
Is Philip and His Seven Wives on Netflix?
No, Philip and His Seven Wives is not on Netflix in United States as of September 2026. It's currently on DOCSVILLE and True Story.
Is Philip and His Seven Wives on Amazon Prime Video?
No, Philip and His Seven Wives isn't on Amazon Prime Video in United States right now. It's on DOCSVILLE and True Story instead.
Where can I watch Philip and His Seven Wives for free?
Philip and His Seven Wives is available on DOCSVILLE and True Story in United States, but you'll need an active subscription — there's no free option right now.
Is there a sequel to Philip and His Seven Wives?
Yes — Philip and His Seven Wives is followed by Someday My Prince Will Come (2005) in the From Lift to The Road: The Films of Marc Isaacs.
Is there a prequel to Philip and His Seven Wives?
Yes — Calais: The Last Border (2003) comes before Philip and His Seven Wives in the From Lift to The Road: The Films of Marc Isaacs.
Is Philip and His Seven Wives part of a trilogy?
No — Philip and His Seven Wives is part of the From Lift to The Road: The Films of Marc Isaacs, which has 17 films.
How many movies are in the From Lift to The Road: The Films of Marc Isaacs?
There are 17 films in the From Lift to The Road: The Films of Marc Isaacs: Lift (2001), Travellers (2003), Calais: The Last Border (2003), Philip and His Seven Wives (2005), Someday My Prince Will Come (2005), All White in Barking (2007), Men of the City (2009), Outside the Court (2011), The Old Man and His Bed (2011), The Road: A Story of Life and Death (2012), Outsiders (2014), Touched by Murder (2016), Men Who Sleep in Trucks (2016), Sisters (2017), Moments of Silence (2017), Notes on Bangladesh (2017) and Rainy Days (2017).
