Freddie the Dolphin

Freddie the Dolphin follows the narrative of a struggling fishing village, Amble by the Sea, located on the Scottish North Sea coast. The village faces tough living conditions and a decline in job opportunities until a dolphin, later named Freddie, begins to frequent the area. This unexpected visitor becomes a tourist attraction, raising hopes for the local community.

The documentary spans 60 minutes and showcases the impact of Freddie's presence on the village. It offers a glimpse into the relationship between the residents and the dolphin, highlighting themes of community and resilience. Directed by Barbara Metzlaff, this film provides a rare look at the intersection of human life and marine wildlife.