THE BOOKS, SEEN AS CINEMA

Written like a film. Experienced as a novel.

In The Salvation, Luc Arden writes with a strikingly cinematic sense of scene: the unpaid bills on a kitchen table, the sudden knock at a family door, a silent interrogation room, a motorcycle disappearing into the rain. The story moves through people, dialogue, suspense and choices that have consequences. The Lost Chapter changes the rhythm: Mike and Jane confront the Eleven Rings and the question of how a dream could become a plan.


These two novels are the narrative heart of LIBERTALIA — The First Digital Nation. They are not released screenplays, but their visual storytelling has inspired a possible film or television adaptation. Below, selected moments from the books become large cinematic concept images. Look at the faces, the rooms and the decisions — and imagine what comes next.

LIBERTALIA · LUC ARDEN

Step inside the story

Six moments from the first two books, imagined on screen.

Original concept illustrations based on the novels, not stills from an existing film, an announced production or a confirmed cast. The screen adaptation remains a creative possibility.
Before the idea
SCENE 01

Before the idea

From Book I · The Salvation

Bills cover the kitchen table. Mike Harris is still an ordinary man trying to keep his family afloat. This is where the story earns its emotional weight.

The arrest
SCENE 02

The arrest

From Book I · The Salvation

As the movement attracts attention, the danger reaches home. An arrest is no longer an abstract threat: Mike’s family is watching.

The interrogation
SCENE 03

The interrogation

From Book I · The Salvation

A silent room, a camera and an exhausted prisoner. The mystery of PHAOS enters the story through small signals rather than spectacle.

Into the rain
SCENE 04

Into the rain

From Book I · The Salvation

The motorcycle escape turns fear into motion. The city at night becomes the setting for a new stage of the thriller.

Across the table
SCENE 05

Across the table

From Book I · The Salvation

The idea now has to answer to people who already hold influence. The scene asks who should have the right to make decisions on behalf of citizens.

The Eleven Rings
SCENE 06

The Eleven Rings

From Book II · The Lost Chapter

In a mountain cabin Mike and Jane confront a harder problem: how might their idea grow, step by step, without losing its purpose?

LIBERTALIA · CHARACTER CONCEPTS

The people behind the idea

A visual exploration of Mike, Jane, Lena, PHAOS and other characters — conceptual likenesses, not an official cast.

The people behind the idea

Concept character board (original artwork in English).

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