TF - The Deepest Breath

The Deepest Breath

7.7

Cast Alessia Zecchini, Stephen Keenan, Leigh Baker, Mahmoud Barracuda, Ilaria Boni

Genre

Action Adventure Documentary Sport

Released 2023 · 108 min

Language English

Added 19 Jul 2023

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A champion and expert safety diver seemed destined for one another. Despite different paths taken, they meet at the pinnacle of the free-diving world, experiencing the thrilling rewards and inescapable risks of chasing dreams through the depths of the ocean.

Cast

Alessia Zecchini

Self - Freediver

Stephen Keenan

Self - Deceased Freediver / Safety Diver

Leigh Baker

Self - Respiratory Therapist

Mahmoud Barracuda

Self - Scuba Diver

Ilaria Boni

Self - Freediver Italian National Team

Self - Freediver Japanese National Team

Peter Keenan

Self - Stephen's Father

Francesca Koe Owings

Self - Freediving Judge

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