Netflix has released the official trailer and key art for UNTOLD: Raygun: Breaking Badly, the new documentary centred on Australian breaker Rachael Gunn.
The standalone UNTOLD film premieres on Netflix on Tuesday 1 September.
For Australian viewers, the documentary lands after one of the most widely discussed local sports stories to come out of the Paris 2024 Olympics. Gunn’s Olympic performance went viral internationally, sparking memes, misinformation and wider debate about how a niche sporting pathway became a global flashpoint.
The trailer positions the film as both a sports documentary and a media aftermath story, following how a single Olympic performance moved from competition coverage into global pop culture almost overnight.
About UNTOLD: Raygun: Breaking Badly
The film follows Rachael Gunn after her 2024 Paris Olympics appearance became an overnight global talking point.
Netflix says the documentary explores the avalanche of memes, misinformation and conspiracy theories that followed, while looking at the story from Gunn’s perspective.
UNTOLD: Raygun: Breaking Badly is directed by Chapman Way and Maclain Way. The production companies are Stardust Frames Production and Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia.
UNTOLD Returns With New Stories
The new film is part of the return of Netflix’s UNTOLD documentary strand, which features three standalone sports stories across three weeks.
The line-up also includes UNTOLD: The Testimony of Vince Young, premiering 25 August, and UNTOLD: Mr. T: I Pity the Fool, premiering 8 September.
For Netflix, the Raygun film gives the franchise a distinctly Australian entry, built around a moment that travelled far beyond the Olympic broadcast itself.
UNTOLD: RAYGUN: BREAKING BADLY premieres Tuesday 1 September on Netflix.
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