The Boy Who Stopped Breathing

The film centers on Max, an 11-year-old boy who is deeply concerned about air pollution. His radical approach leads him to attempt to stop breathing, or at least minimize it, in hopes of extending his life. This dramatic narrative delves into the impact of environmental issues on personal choices and family dynamics.

With an emphasis on sustainability, The Boy Who Stopped Breathing invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between individuals and their environment. Gabriele Bocchio leads the cast, bringing to life this poignant story that raises awareness about pressing ecological concerns. The film is produced by Beatrice/Lince Factory, known for supporting innovative storytelling.