Breath Review : Simon Baker's Directorial Debut Is a Nostalgic Tribute to Surf Culture but Has Rare Moments That Shine single work   review  
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'Perhaps some books aren't meant to be adapted for the screen. Or at least not on your first attempt as a feature director.' 

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  • Breath Gerard Lee , Tim Winton , Simon Baker , 2016 single work film/TV
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