Through film and photography FHP strives to harness the stories connected to our wild places.
FHP is passionate about placing a spotlight on individuals and organisations that are deeply intertwined with our natural world, and empowering those who might not otherwise have a voice within it. Operating at smaller numbers minimises the Four Horn footprint and enables a deeper understanding with the subject matter in question.
POLERS OF THE OKAVANGO
Featuring and narrated by world record setting adventurer and explorer Aldo Kane, this award-winning short film highlights the lives of the incredible Bayei polers of the Okavango Delta.
Deeply connected to this river system the BaYei are entirely dependent on the waters that surround their homes. It’s their intimate knowledge of life on the Delta that grants outsiders safe passage through this pristine wilderness.
Joining a small poling team to traverse the entire Delta, 250km from pan handle to buffalo fence in traditional mokoro canoe, this film highlights the skills gathered from a lifetime coexisting and operating in this wild environment.
RESTORING ITALY’S WILD HEART
This award-winning short film places a spotlight on the people in the Apennine Mountain range, who are doing extraordinary things to restore their native ecosystem and promote progressive coexistence with the native species, such as Marsican Brown bear, Apennine Wolf, Griffin vultures, that also live here.
FOOTPRINTS OF THE FOREST
Featuring and narrated by wildlife host and scientist Lizzie Daly, this award-winning short film highlights the power of eDNA as a new tool to understand our remaining wild places at a faster rate to traditional methods. To put this new science to the test, a small team embarked on a 10-day scientific expedition deep into the Peruvian Amazon to help understand what is currently living in a remote tributary known as Blanquillo, and how this data might be used to protect and benefit both the wildlife and the communities that live alongside it. A visual immersion into the stunning Tamshiyacu Tahuayo community reserve, this expedition first sees this new technology heading deeper into the Peruvian rainforest than ever before.
NGUMU
This ground-breaking, award-winning documentary raises awareness of the challenges and advancements of the women of Africa’s highest mountain. This powerful new film follows Olympic Gold Medalist Crista Cullen as she embarks on a journey with the pioneering women changing the face of Mt Kilimanjaro
CARRIED AWAY
This multi award-winning short film is a homage to the incredible porters of the Inca Trail, who are the life blood for all who walk this famous trek.
