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Immortal is a 2004 science fiction film co-created by Enki Bilal. The movie features Linda Hardy, Thomas Kretschmann, and Charlotte Rampling, adapting Bilal’s graphic novel “La Foire aux immortels.” It combines live-action and animation in its narrative.

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What is the original title of the 2004 film Immortal?

The film was released in French as Immortel, ad vitam and is commonly listed in English as Immortal. Enki Bilal directed the 2004 French science fiction film, which stars Linda Hardy, Thomas Kretschmann and Charlotte Rampling. [Cinematheque Quebec](https://www.cinematheque.qc.ca/en/cinema/immortal-ad-vitam/)

Who are Jill Bioskop, Nikopol and Horus in Immortal?

Jill Bioskop is the mysterious blue-haired woman played by Linda Hardy, while Thomas Kretschmann plays the escaped dissident Alcide Nikopol. Horus, an Egyptian god, uses Nikopol's body as he pursues his own plan involving Jill.

Which graphic novel does Immortal adapt?

Immortal is loosely inspired by Enki Bilal's Nikopol Trilogy, especially La Foire aux immortels and La Femme piège. It is therefore an adaptation of Bilal's graphic world rather than a direct scene-by-scene translation of one comic. [Cinematheque Quebec](https://www.cinematheque.qc.ca/en/cinema/immortal-ad-vitam/)

Is Immortal live action or animated?

It is a hybrid film that combines live actors with computer-generated characters and environments. The unusual mix is central to its futuristic New York setting and Bilal's graphic-novel visual style.

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