Immortal (Ad Vitam) was a pioneer in using the "virtual set" technology that would later become standard in films like Sin City or 300 . While some of the CGI may look dated by modern standards, its artistic direction—heavily influenced by European comic book aesthetics—gives it a timeless, dreamlike quality that remains unmatched. Downloading for PC
Horus possesses the body of Nikopol (Thomas Kretschmann), an escaped political prisoner who has been cryogenically frozen for 30 years. Together, they seek out Jill (Linda Hardy), a mysterious woman with blue hair and white skin who is not entirely human and possesses unknown powers. Immortal (Ad Vitam) was a pioneer in using
Immortal (Ad Vitam) , released in 2004, remains one of the most ambitious experiments in science fiction cinema. Directed by French comic book artist , the film is a surreal, cyberpunk adaptation of his own graphic novel series, The Nikopol Trilogy . A Visionary Dystopia Together, they seek out Jill (Linda Hardy), a
, who is sentenced to death by his fellow deities. Granted seven days to "look upon his creation," Horus descends to Earth to find a host body and a compatible mate to ensure his legacy. The Vessel : Horus possesses A Visionary Dystopia , who is sentenced to