By Ryan Parsons | Image property of Lions Gate Films
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An interesting ensemble of actors has come together to star in the upcoming crime drama The Air I Breathe. Seriously, who would have ever imagined seeing Andy Garcia, Brendan Fraser, Emile Hirsch and Forest Whitaker on the screen at the same time?
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According to THR, Garcia, Fraser, Hirsch and Whitaker are joining up with Korean director Jieho Lee to create The Air I Breathe.
To make the ensemble cast even more interesting; the four will join Sarah Michelle Gellar and Kevin Bacon on the film, which is scheduled to begin production this upcoming Saturday in Mexico City.
The Air I Breathe is based on a Chinese proverb that breaks down the whole of human existence into four emotional elements -- happiness, pleasure, sorrow and love -- and that these elements are intertwined. Happiness (Whitaker) is a spiritually bereft banker, Pleasure (Fraser) a gangster who can see the future, Sorrow (Gellar) is a reckless female pop star and Love (Bacon) a desperate doctor. Their stories are all linked by a crime boss (Garcia). Hirsch will play Garcia's nephew.
Jieho Lee wrote the script for The Air I Breathe with the help of Bob DeRosa.
Paul Schiff, Emilio Diez Barroso, and Darlene Caamano are producing the film. NALA Films is financing the picture.
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