Okay this mini series clearly isn't about wilderness survival or trying to tell any sort of 'realistic' way to survive from a plane crash, so I'm baffled as to why so many reviewers are hung up on this. It's a story about a woman who is literally and figuratively lost and trying to find her way. We see the physical struggles of the present and emotional struggles of her past competing. The metaphors are very obvious but that doesn't necessarily make it bad. This is probably slower paced that the typical easily distracted viewer might appreciate, but I thought it was well done and had some really great shots and interesting blending of past and present.
Review of Keep Breathing
