Keep Breathing (2019) User Reviews

All these bad reviews have been left for the wrong show!!

[lucasabailey-24161 · 10/10 · 5 August 2022]

Reading all these negative reviews, I notice they all have one thing in common. They are all complaining about a terrible sounding survival series set in the wilderness. This is not that TV series!

This is a very well made and well written short film about consent. Please do your research and actually make sure you're reviewing the right film. This was an independently made short film and I'm sure the people who put their hard work into it don't want to see all these bad reviews flooding their IMDB page.

This is a short film, not the Netflix tv show

[catalexandria · 10/10 · 7 August 2022]

This film has nothing to do with keep breathing on Netflix, please stop leaving bad reviews confusing it with that! It's a short film about consent. Do your research before you start dragging other people's ratings down.

Fantastic Film for Raising Awareness

[walterschutjens · 10/10 · 6 August 2022]

NOTE: Many reviews submitted to this film on IMDB are for the NETFLIX series 'Keep Breathing', not this short film.

This film does an excellent job of portraying the claustrophobia of a choking social encounter and the gray zones in the way we approach and treat each other humanely. Very useful to engage audiences on questions they may not have asked themselves in past encounters and adjust their own behaviour in situations that are fragile in their capacity to hurt others.

NOT NETFLIX SERIES! Make sure you've got the right movie before you rate..

[youlichka · 10/10 · 7 August 2022]

Not to be confused with Netflix's recent production, "Keep Breathing" the short film is an insightful, powerful and frankly disturbing depiction of reality around the issue of sexual consent in our current society, and how what should be interpreted as an obvious "no" is often twisted, rearranged and turned into a "yes" at an other's convenience to match their own agenda.

A absolute "must watch", should be at the top of anyone's watch list.

A short film, not the netflix show!

[thirtyf · 10/10 · 7 August 2022]

This is a short film from mega talented UK film makers and not to be confused with the netflix series of the same name, ignore the negative reviews, please.

Very Compelling.

[martmeister-889-910267 · 9/10 · 7 August 2022]

The acting was very believable and the atmosphere was palpable. The claustrophobic setting of the lift was used to great effect in heightening the tension between these two; neither of them can escape what had happened.

A Must Watch Short Film

[snivedita-14848 · 9/10 · 10 August 2022]

I loved how beautifully they portrayed the issue related to consent and coercion. Really liked the concept of people having different perceptions of the same situation. The acting was great!

The bad reviews are for the Netflix show, not this!

[sam-kurd42 · 10/10 · 7 August 2022]

Keep Breathing is a short film about consent, coersion, power dynamics and perception. It's a fantastic film and a very important watch.

It's NOT the Netflix show. That's listed on imdb as 'Breathe'. If you didn't enjoy that one, please go rate and review it on the correct page.

Brilliant clever short - NOT to be confused with the mini seroes

[karengritton · 10/10 · 10 August 2022]

Very well written,filmed and acted short film highlighting sexual consent . An Exciting and clever storyline which slowly unfolds yet subtlety shows how signs can be misread. This is recieving many many poor 1* reviews as people have confused it with the new Netflix mini series also call "keep breathing " watch it , and if you enjoy it leave a positive review.

Excellent short film

[taracreme · 10/10 · 7 August 2022]

This is a beautifully acted and powerful short film, not to be confused with the Netflix show of the same name. (People were writing negative reviews here thinking it was the Netflix show)

This is a great short film, not the netflix show!

[jwarburton83 · 10/10 · 7 August 2022]

Some people have mistakenly reviewed this great short film from the UK thinking it's the Netflix show. Please ignore those reviews and those ratings! Thank you.