Name: 既存と生きることの違い // 映画『Breathe』に見る愛と障害とスタイル [CC] (The Difference Between Existing and Living // Love, Disability & Style in the Movie Breathe [CC])
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:17:10.000Z
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Today, I am really excited, because I get to make a video that actually makes use of my degree.

I do. It took me five years of struggle, health issues, and literally almost dying.

Literally. To complete it, so I am--I'm rather proud.

Speaking of which, the wonderful people at Sony sent me a copy of their latest release

'Breathe,' which is out now on Blu-Ray and DVD.

involving disability and gorgeous clothes.

I was really intending on making a review

purely about the period clothing in the film and the gorgeous dresses.

But then I just sort of got swept away in the love story instead

It's really interesting, but most people don't realise how much thought and planning

goes into absolutely everything you see on screen.

The actors don't just happen to be wearing those outfits.

It's not like in the costuming department that day it was just the thing at the front of the rack.

go into planning the colours a character wears; the cuts of their clothing;

the style; the way that they wear them, even.

Even if you don't consciously realise it,

you will subconsciously be picking up on these tiny little visual cues.

Their logo is blue. Everyone who works for them wears shades of blue

who works for the company and is wearing a warm colour.

Say they're wearing a yellow shirt under their blue suit.

is that we can start to trust this person.

That, probably, we're gonna find out by the end

that they were working against the company from the inside

I also think I wanted to make this video about the fashion

to begin with, because I was a little scared of the story.

Films which are either 'disabled person inspires able-bodied person, but is essentially a lamp'

or 'disabled person is mean and grumpy; able-bodied person teaches them

My whole channel is dedicated to showing you can have disabilities and still live

Honestly, I was shocked to find that 'Breathe' had the same message.

- because you know I cry at the opening of a crisp packet -

Not just the kind of sad moments where you're supposed to cry

to see that happy disabled representation.

'Breathe' is the truth life story of Robin Cavendish, played by Andrew Garfield.

sweeps the beautiful but headstrong Diana Blacker off her feet

Brief pause, actually, to say that Diana, played by Claire Foy,

is a marvel and I would like to see more of her character.

Someone who sees trauma and is just pretty laid back about it.

I think I probably like her because she reminds me of my life.

Robin then falls ill due to polio and becomes completely paralysed from the neck down.

At that time, all disabled people - or severely disabled people, at least -

There was no other option, you just lived in a hospital.

And he's on a ventilation machine as well, which means that

The machine is only available in hospital.

and his life is so mundane and he doesn't see any way out,

She is not allowing her husband to get depressed

and instead together they devise a glorious plan

Along with his friend, Teddy Hall, who (side note)

dated the Turin Shroud and basically started carbon dating

Robin events a groundbreaking wheelchair that is both a ventilation machine

and physically impaired people around the world

to be able to lead fuller lives and actually leave the bloody hospital.

Along the way, they have amazing adventures;

break absolutely every rule in the rule book;

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既存と生きることの違い // 映画『Breathe』に見る愛と障害とスタイル [CC] (The Difference Between Existing and Living // Love, Disability & Style in the Movie Breathe [CC])

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