300 feet is the depth New Zealander William Trubridge aims to reach in Dean's Blue Hole while attempting to break his own freediving world record.
“300 feet. One breath. No second chances.”
Synopsis
300 feet is the depth New Zealander William Trubridge aims to reach in Dean's Blue Hole while attempting to break his own freediving world record.
Synopsis
William Trubridge prepares for a world record freedive in Dean's Blue Hole, Bahamas. He aims to reach a depth of 300 feet on a single breath. Directed by Martin Khodabakhshian, the film shows Trubridge's training and focus as he tackles the physical and mental challenges of freediving. With underwater cinematography, the documentary presents the ocean's beauty and dangers. Trubridge's commitment to his sport unfolds throughout the 51-minute runtime.
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Why Watch
- Watch William Trubridge attempt a world record dive.
- See breathtaking underwater cinematography.
- Find out about the mental aspects of freediving.
Did You Know
- William Trubridge aims to dive to a depth of 300 feet.
- Dean's Blue Hole is the deepest blue hole in the world.
- The film has a runtime of 51 minutes.
- Breathe was released in 2011.
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Who directed the documentary Breathe?
Breathe was directed by Martin Khodabakhshian.
What is the depth William Trubridge aims to dive in Dean's Blue Hole?
William Trubridge aims to dive to a depth of 300 feet in Dean's Blue Hole.
What year was the documentary Breathe released?
The documentary Breathe was released in 2011.
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