The subject matter of "Breathe" weighs the audience emotionally, the film optimistically pushes aside the darkness, recreates human nature, and even for a long time is full of easy-going jokes. Director Andy Serkis shows that even in times of despair and frustration, the compass cannot be lost. For the film's character Robin, this man can't lose his character who is full of love, willing to give, full of wisdom and not afraid of new things. This also makes the audience's tears come more naturally during the tear-jerking section in the film.
On a technical level, one of the highlights of the film is the cinematography of Robert Richardson, whose outdoor travel scenes are filled with warm oranges and sparkles, perfectly matching the sterile room in which Robin was imprisoned. cool tones. Generally speaking, "Breathe" is a good demonstration of the superb acting skills of Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, the chemistry between the two is full, the characters are full, and Andrew Garfield also makes the audience feel him through his suppressed voice. of depression. The film presents a convincing love relationship, not just limited by responsibility, such a high quality, such a full life, give the film the emotion of power.
