The mystery is part of the movie poetry and is really up to you to understand or feel it. Do not expect more explanations than these.

IMMORTEL (ad vitam) is a strange movie full of religious and philosophical bits. A lot of small events and characters are involved in the whole situation.

The woman herself is having mysterious body changes and a complete lost of past memories. An accidentally escaped terrorist (or we can call it a rebel) becomes it. To do that he needs a human body to act as his vessel (or container). He spends his time searching for a particular woman he wants to impregnate. HORUS (the god of the sky), about to be executed by his peers, is given 7 days to visit Earth for the last time. A brief description of the argument follows. In the mean time, luckily in Europe (mostly in France), there are still people interested in art and this movie had a go something should never happened in USA. Productions will become less expensive, and everybody would be able to create and be judged for their work. The main reason I am anxious for digital (not film) movies and projectors in every theatre it is because I will be able to see real artist working not just moneymaking customer oriented factories. In USA, that art has become almost absolutely dependent on business. It seems, that US public, values ART according the technical resources of the artist more than the spiritually of the work.

One of the most surprising and disappointing things I read on other peoples comments were the comparison with PIXAR and of course the quality of the computer generated images.

Immortel ad vitam dublado