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Ad Vitam
2025
· Movie
· 97 min
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49/100
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In a society where genetic engineering allows the wealthy to extend their lives indefinitely, a young woman born without these "enhancements" works as a debt collector for the immortality corporation. When she discovers a dark secret about the true cost of eternal life, she becomes a target. She allies with a disillusioned scientist from within the corporation, and together they go on the run, seeking to expose a system that trades in humanity for longevity.
Details
- Director
- Rodolphe Lauga
- Writers
- Guillaume Canet, Rodolphe Lauga
- Studio
- Les Films du Cap
- Released
- 9 January 2025
- Country
- France
- Language
- French
- Runtime
- 97 min
- Rated
- R
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