Ultraviolet 2006
"The blood war is on."
In the late 21st century, the world fractures under a shadow war as genetically enhanced humans, infected by a vampiric disease, battle against a ruthless regime determined to purge them.
Director: Kurt Wimmer
Cast
Milla Jovovich
Violet Song Jat Shariff
Cameron Bright
Six
Nick Chinlund
Ferdinand Daxus
Sebastien Andrieu
Nerva
Ida Martin
Young Violet
William Fichtner
Garth
David E. Collier
BF-1
Kieran O'Rorke
Detective Cross
Digger Mesch
Detective Endera
Ryan Martin
Detective Breeder
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ultraviolet (2006) about?
The film follows Violet Song Jat Shariff, a genetically enhanced human hunted as a plague carrier, who must protect a young boy immune to the virus while evading a militarized regime determined to exterminate the infected. It's a futuristic chase through a war-torn society where morality is as fluid as the neon-lit cities.
Who directed Ultraviolet?
Kurt Wimmer, known for his visually bold and thematically sharp sci-fi films like *Equilibrium*, directed *Ultraviolet*.
Who stars in Ultraviolet?
The film stars Milla Jovovich as the titular Ultraviolet, alongside Cameron Bright, William Fichtner, and Nick Chinlund in pivotal roles.
Is Ultraviolet (2006) worth watching?
While it didn't break box-office records, *Ultraviolet* (2006) offers a stylish, high-energy escape with strong performances from Milla Jovovich and a gripping premise. Fans of dystopian sci-fi and fast-paced action will find it a rewarding, if imperfect, ride—perfect for a weekend binge.
How long is Ultraviolet?
Ultraviolet (2006) has a runtime of 87 minutes.
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About Ultraviolet (2006) — A neon-soaked sci-fi thriller of rebellion and survival
In the late 21st century, the world fractures under a shadow war as genetically enhanced humans, infected by a vampiric disease, battle against a ruthless regime determined to purge them. Among the outcasts is Violet Song Jat Shariff—codenamed Ultraviolet—an infected warrior with blazing speed and razor-sharp instincts, trapped in a global manhunt. When she discovers a young boy immune to the plague, her survival instinct collides with an unexpected duty: protect him at all costs. Directed by Kurt Wimmer, the mind behind high-concept sci-fi like *Equilibrium*, *Ultraviolet* (2006) delivers a pulse-pounding blend of cyberpunk aesthetics, brutal action, and claustrophobic tension. The film thrives on its neon-drenched underworld atmosphere, where neon-lit streets and stark laboratories reflect the moral gray between victim and predator.
Milla Jovovich commands the screen with a fierce, physical presence, driving the story through relentless chases and visceral fight sequences. The movie's themes—xenophobia, rebellion, and the cost of survival—echo darker societal fears, wrapped in a stylish, hyper-kinetic package. With its compact runtime and adrenaline-fueled narrative, *Ultraviolet* (2006) remains a cult favorite among fans of dystopian action and genre-bending thrillers.
