The negatives could be partially overcome by subsequent, more careful viewings. These negatives are outweighed by the films many strengths, which combine beauty and intelligence with a haunting and suspenseful tale. Miramax has done a good and workmanlike job on the DVD presentation of this little seen film. Flesh tones are pallid, again by intent as Jude Law is playing a vampire of sorts, and Elina Loewensohn is also naturally pale. The Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack is more than adequate, but only breaks out of it's dialog driven state with the somewhat hypnotic musical score.
Extra content is slight, with a short featurette being the main focus.
It lasts about 8 minutes and tries to explain what the film was attempting to say. A trailer, focusing more on the suspense thriller aspects, is the only other bonus feature pertaining to the film. I'd find it hard to believe the same person would like Immortality and all of those other films though. If you're looking for something different, something to make you think, and don't mind perhaps having to watch the film more than once to divine its secrets, then give this a rental or pick it up. Fans of Jude Law will not be disappointed, as his vivid portrayal of a unique character is memorable.