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Movie: Breathe

Ganre: Biographical, Drama

Direstor: Andy Serkis
Producer: Jonathan Cavendish

Country:  United States

Language: English

Release date: 13,October 2017

Duration: 118 minutes

Screenplay On:  Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, Tom Hollander, Hugh Bonneville, Dean-Charles Chapman, Miranda Raison, Stephen Mangan

              

As I say in my video review (click the link above to watch), a better comparison for Breathe is 2014’s The Theory of Everything, with Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones as Stephen and Jane Hawkins as they struggle to rise above Hawking’s debilitating condition. That’s what Cavendish does as well with the unstoppable optimism of his wife. As played by Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, we have another pair of actors in a heart-wrenching drama that deserve strong awards consideration.

Coming off his Oscar-nominated role in Hacksaw Ridge, Garfield has a tough job here as he must emote with limited facial expression and body movement, always delivering dialogue to the distinct rhythm of his breathing apparatus that keeps him going. He pulls off a performance that is brilliant, played mostly from a bed or later a wheelchair after he develops a device that lets him breathe while moving around outside. Physically it is a true challenge he brings off flawlessly. Foy, star of Netflix drama series The Crown, is equally unforgettable here as the determined, newly married wife, whose life has taken a turn she never would have suspected but who deals with it with steely and unwavering determination. In many ways Diana Cavendish is the driving force of this film, and Foy knocks it out of the park.
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Screenwriter William Nicholson (Gladiator) keeps the temptation to go for tears at a minimum as his script emphasizes the power of the human spirit over what most would see as a losing battle. Far from it, as Breathe proves that Cavendishes — both of them — are winners in the best sense of the word. Hugh Bonneville and Diana Rigg are among the bigger names in a finely tuned supporting cast, and Serkis has assembled a first-rate production team to make the modestly budgeted British drama look far more expensive that it is. Special props to Robert Richardson’s exquisite, period-flavored cinematography and Nitin Sawhney’s fine score.

This movie is very special indeed. It’s life-affirming, and if that is something you need right now — and don’t we all? — you will be sorry if you miss it. The producer is Jonathan Cavendish, Robin and Diana’s son who has been working in the business for a quarter-century on such movies as Bridget Jones’s Diary and its first sequel and Elizabeth: The Golden Age. But now with Breathe, he clearly has found his most personal film. Bleecker Street puts it out in limited release Friday after premieres at the Toronto and London film festivals.

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