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Breath currently has an average rating of 6.6 out of 10 and has been rated by 9 users on our platform.
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5...is dedicated to the notion that we are the shape of our experiences, and the chances we take.
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6Director-star’s tale of surfing mentor and two teen students hits both ‘Endless Summer’ and coming-of-age sweet spots.
Read full review at Rolling Stone 5...is dedicated to the notion that we are the shape of our experiences, and the chances we take.
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8...isn’t about surfing so much as it is about riding a wave that must eventually break and recede.
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7It's refreshing, in an era when so many coming-of-age sports films feature devil-may-care extroverts, to instead experience the introverted, quiet, enlightened narrator.
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6Even when Pikelet is confounded by a world of untrustworthy adults, you instinctively know the kid will be all right. By the end, you’ll swear you’ve seen him mature before your very eyes.
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