Unbelievable True Story Behind the Deep-Sea Diving Thriller ‘Last Breath’ Revealed!

Under the direction and co-writing of Alex Parkinson, the film Last Breath narrates a real-life incident of a saturation-diving accident that occurred off the Scottish coast in 2012. This story was previously documented by Parkinson and Richard da Costa in their 2019 documentary titled the same. The gripping tale unfolds as a rescue thriller, focusing on the harrowing ordeal of Chris Lemons (portrayed by Finn Cole), a young commercial diver who found himself trapped at the bottom of the North Sea for close to 40 minutes with only slightly more than five minutes worth of breathable gas in his emergency tank and no means of shielding himself from the frigid underwater temperatures.

Review: In ‘Riff Raff’ a misfit family reunion goes violently off the rails

As a former hitman named Vincent, I’ve found myself in the role of a father to two different groups. After making mistakes and leaving my first family – rowdy Ruth, her son Rocco, and me – I decided to change my ways and become a better man for my younger wife, Sandy, and our sheltered teenage son D.J.

For a while, the sinners and the saints lived separate lives until chaos erupted when Ruth, Rocco, and his pregnant girlfriend, Marina, showed up at our vacation cabin to escape my former partner, Leftie. He’s on a deadly mission to eliminate everyone due to a feud involving his son, Jonathan. Accompanying Leftie is Lenny, a comical sidekick played by Pete Davidson.