Hold your breath for David A. Cross’ Respire on DVD in Feburary

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

The ancient Romans’ belief that the soul is exhaled from the body in a person’s last breath is the basis of RESPIRE. The latest picture from David A. Cross (GHOSTWATCHER) hits DVD and video-on-demand on February 15th via MTI Home Video. Special features will include the following:

– Behind-the-scenes featurette
– Stills in Motion: The Asylum Photos
– The Auction House alternate cut
– Forgive the Fallen music video
– Gag reel
– Trailers

The film will be presented in 16×9 widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround sound. Written and directed by Cross, the flick stars Tracy Teague (below), Mat Wright, and Vince Eustace. Here is the plot crunch:

The Ancient Romans believed that the soul escaped one’s body with the last breath. It was believed the last breath held the power to cure disease and prolong life. In the 1930s, Dr. Robert Kaminsky devoted his life to finding out how to harness the power in the last breath.

Susan Jordan owns a local novelty shop. One item in her shop, an antique box once owned by Kaminsky, draws the interest of two men. Raif Collins, who hopes its contents can save his dying sister, and Alex Poe, whose motives are more mysterious. Susan quickly finds herself in a perilous struggle to protect the box and the secrets it holds.

Pre-order RESPIRE on DVD HERE.

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