Ultraviolet story

movie: Ultraviolet (2006) · 2006-03-03

Ultraviolet is a 2006 American dystopian science fiction action film written and directed by Kurt Wimmer and produced by Screen Gems. Synopsis: A woman infected with hemoglophagia, a fictional vampire-like disease, goes on a mission to overthrow the government and defeat its leader.

13 total · 6 major · 7 minor

Theme	Level	Motivation
genocide	major	The Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus led world government was executing a plan to exterminate people who'd been exposed to the hemophage virus.
human-made pandemic	major	The story is premised on an engineered virus having wrought havoc around the world after leaking out from a nefarious American weapons lab.
humanoid mutant	major	The story is set in a future where a virus has transformed part of the population into mutants with vampire-like qualities.
the desire for vengeance	major	The titular heroine Ultraviolet was motivated by a desire to make Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus and others pay for the forced termination of her pregnancy some 12 years prior.
vampire	major	The hemophage mutants had such overt vampirical qualities as fangs, sensitivity to light, and heightened physical abilities.
world government	major	The story is set in a future where sovereign nations collapsed, human rights are abolished, and due to the state of emergency on the planet, a world government was established.
a person and their clone	minor	It turned out that the boy Six was a clone of Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus.
father and son	minor	The boy Six was led to believe that Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus was his father, when really Six was Daxus' clone.
hologram	minor	Remote holographic communication was a mundane reality in this world. In one notable instance of this Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus relayed an ultimatum to Ultraviolet by way of an oversized holographic projection of his head.
human cloning	minor	It turned out that the boy Six was a clone of Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus.