Last Breath is a gripping documentary that tells the harrowing true story of a deep-sea diver trapped on the ocean floor with only minutes of oxygen left. The film follows Chris Lemons, a commercial diver working on an underwater maintenance job in the North Sea. When a sudden storm causes his umbilical cord—his lifeline to air, heat, and communication—to snap, he is left stranded in complete darkness, 100 meters below the surface. With no way to contact his team and only a few minutes of breathable air in his emergency tank, the film builds intense suspense as it chronicles his desperate fight for survival.
Blending real-life footage, dramatic reenactments, and interviews with those involved, Last Breath offers an emotionally charged and immersive experience. It highlights the bravery and quick thinking of the rescue team as they race against time to save Chris, while also exploring the psychological and physical challenges of deep-sea diving. The film’s raw storytelling and tense atmosphere keep viewers on edge, making it a powerful exploration of human resilience and the unpredictable dangers of working in extreme environments.
