Synopsis
Eternal Life on Earth
In a near future, due to the effects of an uncompromising law on the eco-sustainability of supports, paper has become a rare item, a luxury possession, controlled by the "Big Z": Zimurgh Corporation.
Starring: The Wicked, Charming, Dutch Icon Rutger Hauer
Hauer returns to a film in which he plays a minor role; the plot serves largely as a retelling of the Bible; and this time the filmmakers are drawing inspiration from YA books and authors like Dan Brown and Neil Gaiman. In contrast to "The Reverend," this picture features superior storytelling, set design, and performances. Most notably, the film's cinematography, as well as the world's building and aesthetic in general.
Our young lead cast don't always give their best performances. However, I'm still surprised as to how the filmmaker managed to cast a slew of relatively big and known actors, like Hauer, Lambert, Franco Nero (who apparently isn't related to the director),…
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