Breathe 2024: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know

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“Breathe,” a new sci-fi film part of the spring lineup, depicts the end of the world for Jennifer Hudson and her family. Directed by Stefon Bristol and written by Doug Simon, the movie reveals that they are not as alone as they thought. Bristol, known for “See You Yesterday,” collaborates with Simon, creating a story that promises to captivate audiences despite their unfamiliar names in the industry. In this article, we discuss about Breathe 2024 Release date, cast, plot and more. For more information about movie click here.

Breathe 2024: release date

Breathe has been given an April 26 release date in movie theaters, but it will also be available immediately via digital on-demand.

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Breathe 2024: Cast

Jennifer Hudson stars as Maya, a protective mother in “Breathe,” alongside Quvenzhane Wallis as her daughter Zora. The film centers on their survival in an underground bunker due to a lack of oxygen on the surface.

Hudson is acclaimed for “Dreamgirls” and has appeared in “The Secret Life of Bees,” “Black Nativity,” “Chi-Raq,” “Cats,” and “Respect.” Wallis, known for “Beasts of the Southern Wild,” has also been in “Annie” and “Swagger.”

The cast also includes Common as Maya’s husband, Milla Jovovich as a mysterious stranger, and actors such as Sam Worthington, Raul Castillo, James Saito, Dan Martin, and Kaliswa Brewster.

Breathe 2024: Plot

Here is the official synopsis for Breathe:

"Breathe is a heart-pounding thriller set in the future. After Earth is left uninhabitable due to lack of oxygen, a mother Maya and her daughter Zora are forced to live underground, with short 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 claiming to know Darius and his fate, Maya tentatively agrees to let them into their bunker, but these visitors are not who they claim to be ensuing in mother and daughter fighting for survival."