Project Detail

Hunt

Name: Hunt
Director: Thalia Saleh
Genre: Biography, Climate / Environment, Woman Director
Released: 2024
Duration: 14 min 40 sec

Synopsis

The documentary follows Freddie Hunt, the son of legendary F1 champion James Hunt, as he navigates life away from racing on an isolated farm in Scotland's Isle of Bute. Raised without his father, Freddie faced a tough childhood, finding solace in polo before eventually pursuing motorsport. Despite showing natural talent, the pressures of his father’s legacy overwhelmed him, leading him to quit racing and seek a simpler life. The film explores Freddie’s emotional journey, his decision to embrace sustainable living, and his complex relationship with his father's fame, revealing his personal story through intimate interviews and stunning visuals of the Scottish landscape.

Details

Year: 2024
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 14 min 40 sec
Director: Thalia Saleh
Producer: David Merritt
Executive Producer: Lorianne Hall
Editor: Edward Shaw
Director of Photography: Charlie Ord
Sound: Alexander Weir
Composer: Tatham Harper
Principal cast: Freddie Hunt
Drums: Alfie Grey

Genre

Biography Climate / Environment Woman Director

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Thalia Saleh

salehthalia@gmail.com

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