By BOLAJI NURUDEEN, Lagos
The highly anticipated faith-based film, Breath of Life, is set to premiere exclusively on Prime Video on Friday, December 15, 2023.
The film tells an inspirational story about life and destiny, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling one’s purpose.
Breath of Life follows the journey of a man who has lost his sense of purpose until a chance encounter with a young man changes his life and destiny.
The film features a talented cast, including Wale Ojo in the compelling role of Timi, Chimezie Imo bringing warmth and authenticity to the character of Elijah, Genoveva Umeh as Anna, Eku Edewor as Bridget/Prodco, Ademola Adedoyin as young Timi, Tina Mba, Sam Dede, and Sambasa Nzeribe.
At a press briefing on Thursday, December 7, 2023, the cast and crew of Breath of Life shared their insights and experiences about the film.
Wale Ojo expressed his nostalgia and how the script reminded him of an old movie he had seen, which motivated him to deliver his best performance. Ademola Adedoyin spoke about his character, young Timi, and how it represents tragedy and the resurrection of revenge in the story.
Writer and Producer, BB Sasore, provided an in-depth look into the film, highlighting the impeccable performances of the actors and the careful selection process. Eku Edewor, who also acted as a producer in the film, discussed her role and collaboration with the director and others to achieve the desired results. Breath of Life marks Eku’s fourth film as a producer.
Chimezie and Genoveva shared their wonderful experiences working with the veteran actors on set, stating that it was the best film they had been a part of. Derin Adeyokunnu, the Executive Producer, commended the support from cable services, terrestrial TVs, and cinemas, as they all contribute to delivering the film to the audience.
Prime Video, known for streaming classic films, will exclusively premiere Breath of Life on Friday, December 15, 2023. The film promises to captivate viewers with its spiritual themes and captivating storytelling.
