The phrase Ad Vitam encapsulates the core theme of the movie, reflecting the sacrifices made to protect life and uncover the truth. It evolves from a simple inscription into a guiding principle ...

Ad Vitam plays out like someone challenged director ... on longwinded explanatory flashbacks that comprise most of the movie and only catch up back to the present day for a perfunctory conclusion.

Here’s another jaw-dropper: Ad Vitam now enjoys the status of the tenth most popular non-English movie ever on Netflix. That’s quite something to strut about! We’re talking about 89 million ...

After escaping an attempted murder, Franck Lazareff must find his wife Leo, who has been kidnapped by a mysterious group of armed men. He is caught up by his past and plunged into a state affair ...

But “Ad Vitam” (i.e. “for life,” suggested here ... Impossible” and “xXx” movies? You can’t really have it both ways — though as the clashing factors end up reducing suspense ...

A number of Latin America and Asia deals are in advanced negotiation. Ad Vitam pre-acquired French rights for the movie, produced by Frédéric Jouve at Les Films Velvet in co-production with France 3 ...