Hill

2025

Biography / Documentary / Sport

5
IMDb Rating 7.4/10 10 237 237

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Plot summary

In 1996, Damon Hill claimed the Formula 1 world championship—defying the odds and overcoming familial tragedy to step out of his father’s shadow and become a racing legend in his own right.

Director

Alex Holmes Photo
Alex Holmes

Top cast

Damon Hill Photo
Damon Hill as Self
Georgie Hill Photo
Georgie Hill as Self
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801.12 MB
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English 2.0
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25 fps
1 hr 27 min
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1.61 GB
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English 5.1
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25 fps
1 hr 27 min
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1.46 GB
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English 5.1
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25 fps
1 hr 27 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by andyships 8 / 10

Strength Behind The Man

Hill (2025) is a quietly powerful and thoughtful documentary that really stays with you. It doesn't chase drama or overhype. Instead, it lets Damon Hill's story speak for itself with honesty and calm reflection. The blend of personal childhood footage with his racing years gives the film a grounded, human feel. It touches on his early career, but it's in the aftermath of Senna's death where the film really finds its depth, showing Damon's shift from a thoughtful competitor to someone who truly found something within himself. There's also a strong emotional thread running through it, with the weight of living in the shadow of his father, Graham Hill, and what it means to step out of that shadow in your own way. There's no gloss, just a clear and respectful look at a man who has always done things on his terms. A genuinely moving portrait of a sportsman defined not by noise, but by resilience, character and quiet strength.
Reviewed by Njs2016 8 / 10

A gentleman in every sense of the word.

This is a moving documentary. As far from 'drive to survive' and it's fictional concoction of racing as you would get.Damon Hill has always been an outsider, who conversely should have been the ultimate insider. The documentary skims across his early racing on motorbikes and his journey into formula one.In two sections though it really works well, the post Imola section where we get to see the moment that Hill discovered his inner racer in the wake of Senna's death. Damon speaks with customary truthfulness and understatement and it's enthralling.The second section is more of a theme that runs throughout the movie. The sense of the loss of his father. Grand Prix champion Graham Hill. The documentary ultimately balances the career and the journey of a son to walk in his illustrious father's footsteps really well. Without ever being mawkish or sentimental.It's probably a documentary for dipped in gasoline petrol heads like me, but as a document of one of the finest and most sporting of sportsmen it is a very good watch.Damon Hill always came across as a gentleman and here he does prove the gentle men can come first and do have steel and grit. You can do it all on your own terms with luck and a fair wind.Recommended.
Reviewed by joshcaminski 8 / 10

Fantastic Documentary about Hill and his infamous and tumultuous seasons with Williams in the 90s

Firstly and foremost F1/Motorsport fans have been spoiled this year so far with so many movies/docs coming out this year (BBC/Canal+ Doc series about Prost, The Seat, the upcoming F1 Academy docuseries and of course the F1 Movie, just to name a few), and now Hill.I was a bit skeptical at first as this being a Sky Documentary production overall but in the end it really it was an independent production and it definetly felt like it.This documentary I think is a must for any knowledgable and non to check this one out, absolutetly superb viewing, similar to the Williams 2017 documentary, which on this one it geniunely felt like a movie.
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