All That Breathes

Delicate and meditative, beautifully shot, achingly tactile.

A climate change doco Malickian style - wanders a little too much at times, and seems somewhat uncertain in what its final message should be (defeatism or call to action?), but from a crafting perspective, it's a noteworthy achievement, with Sen's camera capturing some spectacular sights and (particularly) sounds - off the bat, being encircled by a troupe of ravenous rats is oppressively disconcerting, but it continually gets the vicious sounds of nature better than any film in recent memory.

Beautiful cinematography and sympathetic subjects. Nice.

The ending felt tenuous, incomplete, but the film stuck with me for days. Beautiful shots and refreshingly implicit.

I can't quite decide on whether this is a beautiful portrayal of people doing good wherever they can, or if they are just rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic, but that might well be intentional.

"All That Breathes" is a poignant and thought-provoking documentary that highlights the importance of caring for all living creatures, no matter how small. The film's stunning visuals, powerful message, and touching story make it a must-watch for anyone interested in environmentalism, animal welfare, or human compassion. While it may not be a perfect documentary, its heart and sincerity make it a truly unforgettable viewing experience.

Almost too gentle and casual for its own good. A well-meaning look into the simple lives of two brothers while politics and religion continue their path of destruction in the background. Felt like there was more going on beneath the surface than on canvas right in front of me.