Ultraviolet (2006)

Set in a futuristic dystopia, Ultraviolet offers a visually stunning tale of rebellion, survival, and the fight for freedom. Directed by Kurt Wimmer and starring Milla Jovovich, the film immerses viewers in a world ravaged by a government-created plague that transforms humans into Hemophages—genetically engineered beings with vampiric traits.
Violet (Jovovich), a Hemophage warrior, becomes the sworn enemy of an authoritarian regime bent on exterminating its own kind. Gifted with superhuman abilities and formidable combat skills, her mission takes an unexpected turn when she must protect a mysterious child, Six (Cameron Bright), who holds a secret that could either destroy or save humanity. With its spectacular fight scenes, stylized cinematography, and frantic action, Ultraviolet blends science fiction and martial arts in an electric adventure. The film explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the price of resistance in a world where survival means disobedience. Milla Jovovich shines as Violet, a powerful yet enigmatic character, delivering an intense performance that infuses the story with emotion and energy. Although met with mixed reception upon its release, Ultraviolet is now considered a cult classic among fans of futuristic science fiction and bold aesthetics.