“Keep Breathing”, the Netflix drama that will test your survival instinct

The dramatic and suspense miniseries have become a big attraction on Netflix, for this reason this platform does not stop launching new content of the genre for its subscribers and in this last stretch of July this service has released keep breathing, a new and intense production that arrives with the leading role of the Mexican actress Melisa Barrera.

No doubt,’Keep breathing’is one of the great options, recently released, to binge on Netflix, because it offers an intense storyline that takes place in just 6 episodes of about 40 minutes each, so it’s an original production that can also be seen from start to finish, in one day.

IS new drama and suspense series starring Melissa Barrerashows in this story a storyline that follows a lawyer who decides to travel by plane to do his job quickly, however, when the plane suffers an accident and collapses in the Canadian forests, the young woman has to fight for her life.

in this captivating survival story published by Netflixthe aforementioned lawyer must face, with little knowledge in nature, the numerous dangers that the frozen forests of Canada possess, however the greatest challenge that the protagonist of this story will have to overcome in order to survive, are her own demons.

Undoubtedly, the plot presented by this new Netflix thriller miniseries sounds very interesting, a title that has already begun to attract subscribers of the streaming giant, because, a few hours after its premiere, it managed to position itself in the top 10 of the most viewed on this service, which obviously leaves the quality of this story

Melissa Barrera on Netflix

It is worth mentioning that ‘Keep Breathing’ is an original series which, in addition to featuring Melisa Barrera as the protagonist, has an interesting cast on this streaming service, as its cast is complemented by the outstanding performances of Austin Stowell, Jeff Wilbusch, Florencia Lozano and Juan Pablo Espinosa.

It is important to remember that this miniseries, released by Netflix in July, is not the first original production of the streaming giant in which Melisa Barrera participates, because the Mexican actress was part, in some episodes, of the successful comedy-drama made in Mexico and published in 2015, “Club de Cuervos”.