Last Breath

A former diver myself, i know how it is . Good money , adventure, and then bang ! Trouble... Well done the script, directorship , and all the rest of the crew . This is raw emotions, this is real life folks, not some Rambo , not some Bond... This is every day people with trouble to solve and real stories to tell that will make you cringe , laugh and cry , and all that on the camera. So, of you go to Oscars , lot !

Footage, narratives, subject, honesty. This hits all emotions and captivates you start to finish.

I liken this to the other great docu style movie, Touching the Void. Passing back and forth between the people that were there, some reconstruction and real footage, it never lets up from the start. Emotions run up and down as various people recount what happened, it's easy to get swept into it and feel their pain. A simply amazing story and I don't see a better way of telling it.

Human stories such as these help remind you how we take each day for granted, until unforeseen events like this come around and everything and everyone become so much important again. Take care.

An amazing story and a really well done documentary. The story is told in a really fantastic manner, with both real footage and some dramatizations, with the actual crew members involved in the saturation diving incident.

It really keeps you in the moment and involved the story. Providing thorough descriptions of the event with first hand accounts.

Dramatic, without cinematic embellishment. Last Breath provides a rare look at a little known profession and an unemotional recounting of heroism after a catastrophic technological failure.