Moa Gammel

Madeleine Martin

Lena Hope

Trine Wiggen

Maja Söderström

Olle Wirenhed

Jitse Jonathan Buitnik

Irma Hallberg

Remi Alashkar

Alessio Barreto

Thomas Hoy

Elle Kohrs

Sofia Magdalena Larsen

Eskil Nymoen

Ingrid Pettersen

Elisabeth Solheim

Aiko Steurs

Ole-Magnus Utnes

Peter Possne

Beata Saboova

Bastien Sirodot

Anna Croneman

Aurélie Dusausoy

Linda Netland

Adrian Politowski

Inge Wegge

Tom Deane

Joakim Rang Strand

Lucas Nilsson

Joachim Hedén

Jonas Sörensson

Julia Gebauer

Eric Börjeson

Gilles Balabaud

Charlie Davidson

Fredrik Morheden

Johanna Eliason

Patrick Kirst

Sara Pertmann

Tusse Lande

Anna Patarakina

Carl Bromell

Luc Cuveele

Kim-Erling Johansen

Elin Kristoffersen

Robert Leib

Lars Wignell

Drama

Thriller

Breaking Surface

uMedia

Weggefilms

Way Creative Films

Film i Väst

Film i Skåne

Belgium

Norway

Sweden

Norsk

svenska

The premise of "Breaking Surface" was something that intrigued me right away and the start also was very promising. But the more the film got going, the more I felt like something was lacking. In a way this one felt like the first "47 Meters Down", minus the sharks of course, and it tackles more on the accidents that could occur when diving. But somehow I wasn't all that invested in the events taking place on the screen as I should have been. In a way it felt like at some point the film didn't pick me up for the rest of the ride and so I can tip my hat towards the general idea of this film, but I wouldn't exactly recommend it to someone who wants to see a film with divers in trouble. Unless the person in question has literally seen everything else already. This on top being a Swedish/Norwegian film, the audience internationally might not get too crowded to see this and also most of the actors (including the two leads Moa Gammel and Madeleine Martin) here seem to not have made an immensely big name for themselves... well, at least outside of their home countries maybe. Solely Trine Wiggen rang a bell, since she was to be seen in "Cold Prey III" (yeah, I know...) and as of late also in "Cadaver". Be it as it may, this film has its moments, but unfortunately too few to really become memorable.

A diving film that does the job.

<em>'Breaking Surface'</em> doesn't set up its characters all that well, though once underwater the stakes are very much felt and the dangers that exist are made apparent. It does get unsettling in parts. Moa Gammel Ginsburg and Madeleine Martin are good value, though the former's Ida isn't as likeable as she ought to be; written a bit iffily.

This movie does offer some stunning visuals of the local landscapes. All in all, I'd say it's worth watching. The short 82 minute run time also ensures that events don't drag.

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