In this scene from THE AIR I BREATHE (opening January 25th in NYC and LA, in theaters everywhere on February 8th), Andy Garcia plays Fingers, a mob boss who has decided to diversify into artist management, thanks to a pop star (Sarah Michelle Gellar) who has a manager with a gambling problem. Brendan Fraser plays his enforcer. See more when THE AIR I BREATHE hits theaters on January 25th in New York and Los Angeles, and on February 8th everywhere. Find a theater near you at www.theairibreathemovie.com .

In this scene from THE AIR I BREATHE (opening January 25th in NYC and LA, in theaters everywhere on February 8th), Sarah Michelle Gellar's character, a troubled pop star whose contract has fallen under the control of a mobster, is hiding out in Brendan Fraser's character's apartment- despite the fact that he's an enforcer for said mobster. Find out more when THE AIR I BREATHE hits theaters in NYC and Los Angeles on January 25th, and nationwide on February 8th.

In this scene from THE AIR I BREATHE (opening January 25th in NYC and LA, in theaters everywhere on February 8th), Forest Whitaker plays a banker who has grown sick of the daily grind of his job, taking a meeting with Brendan Fraser, who plays a client that seems to always know what the stock market will do next. Catch THE AIR I BREATHE, only in theaters, in New York and Los Angeles on January 25th, and theaters everywhere on February 8th.

In this scene from THE AIR I BREATHE (in NYC/LA theaters January 25th, everywhere February 8th), Sarah Michelle Gellar plays a rising pop star who sits down for a television interview- and gets more than she bargained for. Find out more about THE AIR I BREATHE at the official site, http://www.theairibreathemovie.com .

In theaters 1/25/08 (NY/LA), and 2/8/08 (Expansion) Four short fables in which characters collide with fate – and each other – comprise THE AIR I BREATHE, an ambitious and absorbing drama from debuting director/writer Jieho Lee. Boasting a brilliant ensemble cast, the film is inspired by a Chinese proverb that breaks life down into four key emotions – Happiness, Sorrow, Pleasure, and Love – and each vignette is built around a character who embodies one of these key emotions. In “Happiness,” 2006 Best Actor Oscar Winner Forest Whitaker stars as a timid banker who impulsively bets every cent he has, and then some, on a supposedly “sure thing.” In “Sorrow,” Sarah Michelle Gellar is a rising pop star whose contract falls under the control of a ruthless crime boss (Oscar-nominee Andy Garcia), and his corrupt nephew (Emile Hirsch). In “Pleasure,” Brendan Fraser stars as a man who can see into the future of everyone he meets, but is totally blind when it comes to his own; and in “Love,” Kevin Bacon plays a doctor who pines for a woman he can never possess (Julie Delpy), only to find that he suddenly holds her life in his hands. Though each of the characters believes that his or her life is governed by hazard and chance, their unbridled emotions, impulsive choices, and reckless moves all prove one universal truth: character is destiny, and each of us makes our own fate