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Breathe (Respire)

The story of this movie depicts the life of a teenager girl called Charlie, who was always lonely until she knows Sarah, then they become quickly inseparable, but their relation becomes worst one day to see Charlie seeks to suffocate Sarah and she starts to cry and tells her mother that she is upstairs.
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
January 05, 2016 A modest but keenly observed coming-of-age drama about an average suburban teenager.
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Film School Rejects
October 16, 2015 Laurent has an excellent eye for shot composition, and cinematographer Arnaud Potier's crisp photography aids the director in creating an enviable set of gorgeous and memorable shots, and the film is consistently visually compelling.
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Boston Globe
October 01, 2015 Nuanced, sensitive, and unflinching ...
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Common Sense Media
April 19, 2016 Subtitled teen drama with bullying, alcohol, and sex.
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Wall Street Journal
September 17, 2015 I can tell you that Ms. Laurent's direction is astute and economical, that both of the film's young stars give fine performances, and that "Breathe" is a very good title for a film that ever so gradually takes your breath away.
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Washington City Paper
October 23, 2015 With boys -- and men -- on the side, the females of the film anchor it with ease, once again proving that a good drama is dependent on everything except the actors' genders.
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San Francisco Chronicle
September 30, 2015 These are extraordinary performances, and considering France's way of nurturing female talent, Japy and de Laage could be at the dawn of 40-year careers. They're that good.
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Washington Post
October 15, 2015 In some ways it plays like a horror movie, in other ways it's almost a documentary.
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Los Angeles Times
September 18, 2015 The entire piece is precisely woven together, from script to performance to execution, and the result is a chilling study of emotional annihilation and its aftermath.
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Screen International
October 19, 2015 Breathe offers ample evidence of the growing confidence and skill of Melanie Laurent as a director.
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The Film Stage
February 21, 2016 The examination of the unknowable and undeniable power and pain of a broken friendship on display in Breathe is truly something to behold.
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Annabelle: Creation
IMDb: 7
2017
109 min
Country: United States
Genre: Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Twelve years after the tragic death of their little girl, a dollmaker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into ...