Hold Your Breath: The Ice Dive- When Will It Release?

Hold your breath: The ice dive is an upcoming short sports documentary that is expected to release on 3 May 2022.

It is directed by Ian Derry starring Johanna Nordblad and Elina Manninen.

The plot of the series is based on how free diver Johanna Nordblad tries to break the world record for distance traveled under the ice with one breath.

By looking at the trailer we can see that a diver is preparing herself to dive into ice and two men are doing the countdown. The girl is trying to figure out how far can she swim in the ice from the glacier to the icy mountain thinking that girls can do anything men can.

It is known that the earlier record is 50 meters which has not been broken for the last three years. And the diver is trying to swim for 80 meters to break the record and make her name in history.

Hold Your Breath: The Ice Dive- When Will It Release?

The documentary shows the adventures and inspiring journey of the diver as no one has been drowned in the water so far and the diver is now thinking about whether she is wrong about something the countdown reaches its last minute and then the diver brings together her confidence saying that difficult things should also be done and should not be left out as it is difficult.

The trailer ends showing that the young diver has been drowning in one ice pit. This documentary teaches us how to face difficulties and what to learn from those difficulties.

In the intense sport of loose leaping, runners push themselves to the restrict of human endurance, descending to the depths of the sea in a single breath. For Swedish freediver Johanna Nordblad, however, the undertaking is not most effective deep but also some distance-attaining.

Nordblad will attempt to interrupt the world file for the distance traveled below the snow in one breath. The film follows Nordblad because it prepares for a dive-breaking dive, offering an in-depth study of the schooling and mental guidance had to do this kind of aspect.

With an exceptional underwater photo and an interesting person, “Hold Your Breath: The Ice Dive” guarantees to be an exciting document about the strength of the human spirit.

The series is of the duration of 40 minutes and will be released on Netflix.