The Air I Breathe Trailer

[Benita Vandervoort]

Think about your daughter and do the right thing!" Capstone Pictures has revealed an official trailer for a sci-fi survival thriller titled Breathe, the latest by a director named Stefon Bristol, who also made the small scale sci-fi comedy See You Yesterday previously. This is his latest creation, directing a script about a future on an uninhabitable Earth - as depicted with a heavy orange filter. Lots of climate change near-future sci-fi movies doing this nowadays. Air-supply is scarce in the near future, forcing a mother and daughter to fight to survive when two strangers arrive desperate for an oxygenated haven inside their bunker. Breathe stars Jennifer Hudson and Quvenzhan Wallis (from Beasts of the Southern Wild) as mother and daughter, with Milla Jovovich, Sam Worthington, Common, Ral Castillo, James Saito, Dan Martin, and Kaliswa Brewster. Yet another surprise sci-fi film arriving in theaters soon! It's also debuting on VOD on the same day, which isn't a good sign. Something is off about this, doesn't seem like it's going to work at all.

A heart pounding thriller set in the future. After Earth is left uninhabitable due to lack of oxygen, a mother Maya (Hudson) and her daughter Zora (Wallis) are forced to live underground, with trips to the surface only made possible by a coveted state of the art oxygen suit made by Maya's husband, Darius, whom she presumes to be dead. When a mysterious couple arrives that claim to know Darius and his fate, Maya agrees to let them into their bunker but these visitors are not who they claim to be resulting in a mother and daughter fighting for their survival. Breathe is directed by American genre filmmaker Stefon Bristol, making his second feature after directing the time travel film See You Yesterday previously, as well as a few other shorts. The screenplay is written by Doug Simon. Produced by Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee, and Christian Mercuri. This hasn't premiered at any festivals or elsewhere, as far as we know. Capstone will debut Bristol's Breathe in select US theaters + on VOD starting April 26th, 2024 coming up this spring. Look any good?

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Georgia's volunteer fire departments in Taliaferro and Warren counties have expanded their operational capabilities, thanks to the DoD Firefighter Property Program and the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services.

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"In a four-hour structure fire, a department with only 20 cylinders would exhaust its air supply. To replenish the air, they either need to transport the empty cylinders back to the station or request additional tanks," Cranata explained.

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Fire fighters from Taliaferro County fire Department and surrounding departments gather behind a trailer containing a Cascade System. Cascade Systems are used to refill air tanks used by fire fighters when enter burning buildings. This mobile unit was acquired from DLA Disposition Services through the DoD Firefighter Property Program that allows fire departments to acquire excess military equipment. Fire two Fire fighters from Taliaferro County fire Department and surrounding departments gather behind a trailer containing a Cascade System. Cascade Systems are used to refill air tanks used by fire fighters when enter burning buildings. This mobile unit was acquired from DLA Disposition Services through the DoD Firefighter Property Program that allows fire departments to acquire excess military equipment. SHARE IMAGE: Download Image Image Details Photo By: Taliaferro FD VIRIN: 230819-D-D0441-0007 He emphasized that the trailers' conditions were worth the trip, despite classification codes. Both departments decided to pick up the trailers themselves, the more cost-effective option compared to transport costs if handled by forestry.

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In a stark future where Earth's air is no longer safe, the few remaining survivors would be left to scrap and claw for every last store of oxygen. That's the terrifying reality imagined by Stefon Bristol's upcoming action thriller Breathe, which stars Jennifer Hudson and Quvenzhan Wallis as a mother and daughter who are limited to living underground when the surface becomes uninhabitable. A new trailer shared today shows their desperate fight for survival when confronted by strangers seeking shelter whose intentions may not be as benevolent as they initially seem.

The events of Breathe are set in motion after Maya's (Hudson) husband and genius inventor Darius (Common) leaves their bunker for a longer outing, only to presumably run out of oxygen and die on the surface. Alone and forced to make excursions themselves, Maya and her daughter Zora (Wallis) try to get by, but danger quickly finds them when they run into two survivors during one trip. One of them, Tess (Milla Jovovich), pleads for the pair to let her into their bunker, so she can examine and replicate Darius's oxygen generator. Her plan could help save the planet, but she shows her true colors after shutting off their power and preparing to let them suffocate. While her intentions are unknown, it's clear she and her fellow survivors will go to any lengths to seize the oxygen they need, forcing Maya and Zora into a tense fight for their lives.

Breathe becomes a gritty, intense actioner in the second half of its trailer. As Maya and Zora leave the safety of their bunker behind, they confront the survivors head-on in the harsh, brightly-colored post-apocalyptic wasteland where one well-placed shot or ambush could leave them without air. To ensure they can live peacefully, they'll have to confront the group of survivors where they live. In addition to Jovovich, the mother and daughter will come into contact with Sam Worthington and Ral Castillo, among others, during their excursion.

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