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Breathe

Based on the true story of Robin, a handsome, brilliant and adventurous man whose life takes a dramatic turn when polio leaves him paralyzed.

Director

Andy Serkis

Year

Genre

Box Office

$490,131

Production

The Imaginarium,BFI,BBC Film,Embankment Films,Participant,Bleecker Street,Silver Reel

Awards

1 win & 5 nominations

Homepage

http://www.bleeckerstreetmedia.com/breathe

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Robin Cavendish

Andrew Garfield

Diana Cavendish

Colin Campbell

Bloggs Blacker

Estate Manager

Dr. Don McQueen

Ben Lloyd-Hughes

Mary Dawney

Katherine Robertson

Camilla Rutherford

Governor

Governor's Wife

RAF Lyneham Medic

Charles Streeter

Tid

Dr. Khan

Dr. Entwistle

Nurse Margaret

Hospital Chaplain

Roger Ashton-Griffiths

Paddy

Mr. Tolland

Patrick Godfrey

Harry Tennyson

Steven O'Donnell

Bengy

Jonathan Aged 2

Jonathan Aged 2

Teddy Hall

Hugh Bonneville

First Woman

Lorraine Ashbourne

Second Woman

Rosie Cavaliero

Jonathan Aged 5

Jonathan Aged 5

Mechanic

Rory Stewart

Little Girl

Harriet Turnbull

Jonathan Aged 10

Pamela Harris

Spanish Motorist

Spanish Priest

Spanish Woman

Aurelie Stratton

Dr. Clement Aitken

Mr. Pickering

Lady Neville

German Receptionist

German Hospital Official

Dr. Erik Langdorf

Sylvester Groth

Conference Chairman

Jonathan age 22

Dean-Charles Chapman

Barmaid

Teahouse Guest

Family Friend

Garden Party Guest

Gary John Clarke

Doctor

Nurse

Charlene Durrant

Robin's Friend / Guest

Obstetrician - Kenya

Robin's Guest

Polio Patient

Rudy Valentino Grant

Doctor

Robin's Bedside Guest

Fancy Dress Garden Party Guest

Ambulance Man

Wicket Keeper

Garden Party Guest

Wedding Guest

Robin's Guest

Mark J. Paterson

Night Watchman

Patient 1

Polio Patient

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Robin Cavendish Diana Cavendish Teddy Hall Dr. Clement Aitken Conference Chairman Paddy Bloggs Blacker First Woman Second Woman German Receptionist Dr. Entwistle Dr. Khan Colin Campbell

The thing is,
I just know this is it. - Breathe

The thing is, I just know this is it.

We don't usually get wives on these
buying trips, Mrs. Cavendish. - Breathe

We don't usually get wives on these buying trips, Mrs. ...

I want to know about it - Breathe

I want to know about it

Um, yes, I collect tea,
and then I broke it, and... - Breathe

Um, yes, I collect tea, and then I broke it, and...

God gave men jobs to do - Breathe

God gave men jobs to do

What Colin means is, how on earth
did Robin manage to nab Diana? - Breathe

What Colin means is, how on earth did Robin manage to nab Di...

There were 60 of them, all
crammed into a small tin hut. - Breathe

There were 60 of them, all crammed into a small tin hut.

Mau Mau leader said, "Very well, I
give my men permission to die." - Breathe

Mau Mau leader said, "Very well, I give my men permissi...

They turned their faces
to the wall and died. - Breathe

They turned their faces to the wall and died.

Well I think I would have chosen to live - Breathe

Well I think I would have chosen to live

Well, I think I would have
chosen to live. - Breathe

Well, I think I would have chosen to live.

Well, since I proposed
and you said yes. - Breathe

Well, since I proposed and you said yes.

You said you had to get married
before going out to Africa. - Breathe

You said you had to get married before going out to Africa.

I have. It was the first set I think
I've ever had off you in my entire life. - Breathe

I have. It was the first set I think I've ever had off ...

You all right?
Just too much tennis. That's all. - Breathe

You all right? Just too much tennis. That's all.

I've asked Thomas
to run me home - Breathe

I've asked Thomas to run me home

That's good. He may want to give
me a prod while he's at it. - Breathe

That's good. He may want to give me a prod while he...

That's because I'm bearing most
of the weight in this pregnancy. - Breathe

That's because I'm bearing most of the weight in t...

I have my meeting tomorrow
first thing in the morning, - Breathe

I have my meeting tomorrow first thing in the morning,

I can't move. I can't move.
What's going on? - Breathe

I can't move. I can't move. What's going on?

The air can't reach
the larynx anymore. - Breathe

The air can't reach the larynx anymore.

You inhale the polio virus
from droplets in the air. - Breathe

You inhale the polio virus from droplets in the air.

It passes into
the blood stream, - Breathe

It passes into the blood stream,

Right, and, um, how long
will he be like this? - Breathe

Right, and, um, how long will he be like this?

A good respiration system will
maintain life for a while. - Breathe

A good respiration system will maintain life for a while.

I have seen enough people
paralyzed by polio before. - Breathe

I have seen enough people paralyzed by polio before.

The mercy of it is
they don't last long. - Breathe

The mercy of it is they don't last long.

Let me get round.
Lots of slack, gents. - Breathe

Let me get round. Lots of slack, gents.

I'm really sorry.
This isn't a good time. - Breathe

I'm really sorry. This isn't a good time.

So perhaps you could
come back tomorrow. - Breathe

So perhaps you could come back tomorrow.

I don't mind if he's asleep.
I'd just like to see him. - Breathe

I don't mind if he's asleep. I'd just like to...

Your husband is going through
a temporary depression. - Breathe

Your husband is going through a temporary depression.

Sorry, Robin, you must think
we're awful chumps. - Breathe

Sorry, Robin, you must think we're awful chumps.

Let me die. - Breathe

Talking to Robin - Breathe

Talking to Robin

You mean we can't even
think of such a thing - Breathe

You mean we can't even think of such a thing

I had a sort of word with the consultant,
and he wouldn't hear of it. - Breathe

I had a sort of word with the consultant, and he wouldn'...

Well, Mrs. Cavendish, we do
have some progress to report. - Breathe

Well, Mrs. Cavendish, we do have some progress to report.

At present, we have an inflated
cuff round our tracheotomy tube - Breathe

At present, we have an inflated cuff round our tracheotomy t...

If we can swallow again, - Breathe

If we can swallow again,

He couldn't go on
having no name, - Breathe

He couldn't go on having no name,

I do. I know everything
he's thinking. - Breathe

I do. I know everything he's thinking.

An old priest
I knew once, a very holy man, - Breathe

An old priest I knew once, a very holy man,

Yes, well...
I'll be on my way. - Breathe

Yes, well... I'll be on my way.

And apparently,
I love you. - Breathe

And apparently, I love you.

You don't love this.
You can't love this. - Breathe

You don't love this. You can't love this.

So it looks - Breathe

And maybe... Maybe I can make
life a little better for you. - Breathe

And maybe... Maybe I can make life a little better for you.

All right. All right.
We know all about that. - Breathe

All right. All right. We know all about that.

But I can't go on
coming in here - Breathe

But I can't go on coming in here

Come on, there must be
something I can do - Breathe

Come on, there must be something I can do

I'm afraid it's out of
the question. I'm sorry. - Breathe

I'm afraid it's out of the question. I'm sorr...

No one with your husband's degree of disability - Breathe

No one with your husband's degree of disability

But I've watched
what the nurses do, - Breathe

But I've watched what the nurses do,

Your husband is only alive because
a machine is breathing for him. - Breathe

Your husband is only alive because a machine is breathing fo...

If that machine
should fail, - Breathe

If that machine should fail,

I'll be sad to go, of course,
after all these years. - Breathe

I'll be sad to go, of course, after all these years.

But since Muriel died, I can't
seem to get on top of things. - Breathe

But since Muriel died, I can't seem to get on top of th...

Things can run away
from you, you know. - Breathe

Things can run away from you, you know.

Muriel said it saved such a
lot on the heating bills. - Breathe

Muriel said it saved such a lot on the heating bills.

The thing is,
I haven't got £12,000, - Breathe

The thing is, I haven't got £12,000,

I'd take 11,
or even 10. - Breathe

I'd take 11, or even 10.

Dr. Khan. Robin and I, - Breathe

Dr. Khan. Robin and I,

Can machines like that ventilator
only work in hospitals? - Breathe

Can machines like that ventilator only work in hospitals?

No, lift your end up
so we can get the bed down. - Breathe

No, lift your end up so we can get the bed down.

Dr Khan Robin and I - Breathe

Dr Khan Robin and I

5 says you'll never make it - Breathe

5 says you'll never make it

- So long, chaps. So long.
- Best of luck, Robin. - Breathe

- So long, chaps. So long. - Best of luck, Robin.

So long Paddy I'll be back for my fiver - Breathe

So long Paddy I'll be back for my fiver

Where do you think you're going - Breathe

Where do you think you're going

Is this a prison?
Am I your prisoner? - Breathe

Is this a prison? Am I your prisoner?

I'm sorry?
What did you say? - Breathe

I'm sorry? What did you say?

You have no right to...
To keep me in this place. - Breathe

You have no right to... To keep me in this place.

Uh... Right, yes, that goes
on that table there, - Breathe

Uh... Right, yes, that goes on that table there,

So this is it.
Our new home. - Breathe

So this is it. Our new home.

Had a bit of a bump, darling?
Oh, no. - Breathe

Had a bit of a bump, darling? Oh, no.

What's the matter?
Has Mummy not been playing? - Breathe

What's the matter? Has Mummy not been playing?

Shall we go and find Daddy?
Where's Daddy hiding? - Breathe

Shall we go and find Daddy? Where's Daddy hiding?

Where's Daddy? He's in there.
Shall we go and find him? - Breathe

Where's Daddy? He's in there. Shall we go and find...

What's that naughty Daddy doing?
Daddy? - Breathe

What's that naughty Daddy doing? Daddy?

Robin? Robin? Robin? - Breathe

Robin? Robin? Robin?

Please, please, please.
Robin. Robin. - Breathe

Please, please, please. Robin. Robin.

This one spent the whole of the
war in my air-raid shelter. - Breathe

This one spent the whole of the war in my air-raid shelter.

Biggles.
There we are, darling. - Breathe

Biggles. There we are, darling.

Happy birthday,
Jonathan. - Breathe

Happy birthday, Jonathan.

Yes, I had been wondering what it
might be like to... To get drunk. - Breathe

Yes, I had been wondering what it might be like to... To get...

What you have to do with mechanical
devices is stress-test them, - Breathe

What you have to do with mechanical devices is stress-test t...

Robin would die, - Breathe

Robin would die,

It's the power supply that's
usually the weak link. - Breathe

It's the power supply that's usually the weak link...

He doesn't have a job He's an Oxford professor - Breathe

He doesn't have a job He's an Oxford professor

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Based on the true story of Robin, a handsome, brilliant and adventurous man whose life takes a dramatic turn when polio leaves him paralyzed.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Andy Serkis

Writer: William Nicholson

Production: The Imaginarium,BFI,BBC Film,Embankment Films,Participant,Bleecker Street,Silver Reel

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 2017

MetaScore: 51/100

ImdbRating: 7.1

BoxOffice: $490,131

Released: 27 Oct 2017

Awards: 1 win & 5 nominations

Homepage: http://www.bleeckerstreetmedia.com/breathe

Also watch: Indian Horse, City of Ghosts, Baked in Brooklyn, Treasure Island, Almost Heroes, The Girl from the Song, Permission, Tales of the Black Freighter, Voyeur, House of Usher, Song One