Breathe In: A freediving documentary - Betclic Portugal

Desde a Grécia antiga, ou talvez até antes, que o mergulho livre em apneia se faz, seja para pescar, seja para recolher esponjas ou pérolas do fundo do oceano. Atualmente, os limites são diariamente testados e puxados por milhares de “Aquamans” que vêem no mar o seu campo de treinos e na água a liberdade e a quietude que falta ao mundo que está à tona.
E é no meio do oceano que vamos encontrar Fred Buyle, ex atleta profissional e recordista mundial de freediving, actualmente a viver nos Açores. Hoje, Fred é fotógrafo profissional subaquático, na realidade é mesmo o primeiro fotógrafo freediver mundial, mas, como viemos a descobrir, é também muito mais do que isso. Os inícios do desporto, as dificuldades do treino, a interacção com animais marinhos, o meio ambiente e até o futuro da Humanidade são discutidos com Fred em “Breathe In”, ao mesmo tempo que vamos tentando perceber qual é, verdadeiramente, a sua casa: a terra ou mar.
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[@DennisWerthMusic]

I came for the freediving, got an art and philosophy class and left with an existential crisis. beautiful

[@Lin-rn2td]

"We will be the first species that is responsible for our extinction." . I agree, it may well be to late, although I hope not. Love this doc andyour work, thank you.

[@briancee1737]

Superb. Sadly, too short. Fred Buyle's one of my personal heroes and he and I are absolutely on the same page: we humans as a species are past the point of no return, and Mother Nature gave us plenty of time to right the ship, but we instead thought it was somebody else's problem.

[@magdadeacu1893]

A really awesome documentary!

[@anabelaborges4202]

Fabuloso! Parabéns a toda a equipa!

[@mihaelam8339]

What a beautiful documentary. Thank you.

[@jean-denis.mouchard]

Great sharing, thanks !

[@imrsvhk]

Beautiful! Really enjoyed this.. Feeling inspired to start exploring Freediving some more. I don't comment often, but great work Jose Dinis & team! more of this :-)

[@AkilezNewEngland]

I feel the same with the Environment and Global Warming. Unfortunately You are 100 percent Right. I listen to your advice. Thank you. Non-Pro Freedivers always listen to Pro- Freedivers. God Bless! We just keep diving and cleaning our Oceans.

[@markusrachl9276]

Thank you!!

Excelente!

[@harmony-soinssandyives8337]

Well done Fred. Fab documentary

[@sandrazumstein4451]

So inspiring, watching it for the second time now! Very good job in explanation, sharing the emotions and also the camera shots and videography.

[@cdocranktours2514]

AWESOME!.. we cant control everyone, so lets just enjoy what we have for as long as were here, care for it as long as we can... in the end, we are dust and to dust we shall go.

[@deonb6106]

Brilliant in every respect! Kudos to all involved. I've been on a month-long explore of freediving documentaries and this is the most memorable. Regarding your opinions in the final minutes about the unenviable position humans now find ourselves, I fully agree that it's too late for the human race, although I still live like there's hope. It's a pity that we're only realising this truth now, as we speed toward both our remarkable zenith and that inevitable and precipitous collapse.

[@isaquerton2222]

Amaizing, thank you

[@crispinbarker4286]

Thank you very much

[@duartecruz4789]

👍🏻 muito bom

[@rsousa1235]

Love the perspective on the on the ocean and free diving ! But damn does the environmental message hit hard 💯 !!

[@Bentesub]

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[@brianmoller353]

Unfortunately, at 22:20, you are absolutely correct. The Oceanic Tipping Point was crossed back in 1987... (Berne Centre for Biodiversity Studies. 2014)

[@armandofragapacheco]

Um estilo de vida gratificante, pena estarmos acabando com a vida marinha.

[@tanguilegoff2025]

C'est pas faux ! :)

[@Sharkslivechannel]

great show, pretty rough ending note... unfortunatly probably accurate.

[@AkilezNewEngland]

Guillaume Néry quit the Freediving Competition when they accidentally put extra depth on his rope he almost died. Since then he said it was not worth to die from competition and he has baby to take care off. He love Freediving and decided not to compete anymore just do Freediving Films to show the world.

[@faturmamat9449]

Hello, mr. Apa yang membuat penyelam jadi sulit mencapai titik terdalam dalam menahan nafas.?

[@galsoftware]

What about if I dive alone no deeper than 4 meters and I know the water vert well, there are no underground currents etc?

[@galsoftware]

And I can hold my breath for 2 minutes but I never stay dived more than a minute?

[@pauamedic]

Awesome piece of Art. But just one remark: When he mentions sperm whales in the vicinity, blue whales are shown. Stuff like this drives me crazy! :D

[@estherbohnhardt2648]

Music credits for the song at around 10 min?

[@adrnik19]

Yehezkel Raz - Deep Blue Sea (feat. סיון טלמור)

[@afonsosandbox9236]

Sempre bom ouvir o tipico sotaque de tuga a falar inglês XD

[@clash_120]

Thank You !