By Oscar-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia is set to direct a Prime Video documentary capturing the last 12 days of tennis legend Roger Federer’s career, as reported by Deadline. The feature-length documentary, originally intended as a personal home video, transformed into a profound and candid journey into Federer’s final moments in professional tennis.
Roger Federer expressed his initial intention to capture these moments for personal use but, with the depth and significance of the footage, the project evolved into a more extensive and personal exploration. Federer emphasized that the documentary, which partners with Prime Video, will showcase powerful moments from his farewell to the sport.
Amazon described the untitled documentary as an intimate portrayal of Federer in his most vulnerable and candid state as he bids farewell to tennis and the fans who have been integral to his journey over the past two decades.
Federer, a Swiss tennis icon, boasts an impressive career with 20 Grand Slam singles titles, including eight Wimbledon championships. The documentary is expected to resonate not only with tennis enthusiasts but also with a broader global audience. The untitled documentary aims to capture Federer’s graceful playing style and his impact on the sport.
