Saltwater Breath
2026-11-21 · 10 min · Not rated
A poetic, experimental documentary set along the Cornish coast, where a collective of women gather at the edge of the Atlantic to rehearse an unlikely act, a synchronized swim in cold open water.
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- Nahlia Loren Couto
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- United Kingdom
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