Eternal 2024
"He wanted to find the answer but lost himself."
In Ulaa Salim's thought-provoking sci-fi drama *Eternal (2024)*, climate scientist Elias faces an impossible choice: pursue a high-stakes mission to uncover a terrifying oceanic fracture, or stay with Anita, the singer who embodies the life he might have lived.
Director: Ulaa Salim
Cast
Simon Sears
Elias
Nanna Øland Fabricius
Anita
Viktor Hjelmsøe
Elias (young)
Anna Søgaard Frandsen
Anita (young)
Magnus Krepper
David
Halldóra Geirharðsdóttir
Maria
Oscar Langer Carlsen
Lucas
Iselin Shumba Skjævesland
Laura
Zaki Youssef
Adam
Morten Holst
Alexander
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Eternal (2024) about?
*Eternal (2024)* follows Elias, a young climate scientist who abandons a blossoming romance with aspiring singer Anita to join a perilous mission studying a mysterious oceanic fracture. Years later, haunted by visions of an alternate life with Anita, he becomes consumed by the impossible desire to undo his past choices and reclaim what he left behind.
Who directed Eternal?
Ulaa Salim directed *Eternal (2024)*, infusing the sci-fi drama with poetic realism and emotional depth.
Who stars in Eternal?
The lead roles in *Eternal (2024)* are played by Simon Sears as Elias, Nanna Øland Fabricius as Anita, Viktor Hjelmsøe, Anna Søgaard Frandsen, and Magnus Krepper.
Is Eternal (2024) worth watching?
With a tight runtime of 99 minutes and a compelling blend of science fiction and romance, *Eternal (2024)* offers a moody, atmospheric experience. While IMDb ratings are pending, its original premise and strong performances make it a promising watch for fans of introspective sci-fi dramas.
How long is Eternal?
*Eternal (2024)* runs for 99 minutes.
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About Eternal (2024) — A Climate Scientist's Love, Loss, and Parallel Worlds
In Ulaa Salim's thought-provoking sci-fi drama *Eternal (2024)*, climate scientist Elias faces an impossible choice: pursue a high-stakes mission to uncover a terrifying oceanic fracture, or stay with Anita, the singer who embodies the life he might have lived. Years later, marooned on a desolate research vessel, Elias's obsession shifts from science to salvation as a haunting vision of a parallel existence pulls him into an emotional spiral. Salim crafts a visually arresting meditation on regret, sacrifice, and the fragile boundaries between science and emotion, blending romance with the existential dread of climate catastrophe.
As Elias battles isolation with only his drenched memories and a flickering hope, *Eternal (2024)* explores what it truly means to choose—to chase dreams at the expense of love, or risk everything to reclaim what was lost. With a dreamlike atmosphere and Simon Sears delivering a raw, introspective performance, this film lingers like a tide mark on the soul.
