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A Nocturne (2007)X and Z are a vampire couple, living in an old warehouse in inner-city Melbourne. Over the course of one night, they go about their regular business, teaming up with the poet-cannibal Seers... See full summary » Director:Bill Mousoulis |
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Chris Anderson-Peters | ... |
Male victim on street
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Billy | ... |
Black
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Patrick Boyle | ... |
Seers
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Vanessa de Largie | ... |
X
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Skye Dodd | ... |
Couple
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Angelo Esposito | ... |
Torr
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Jane Flanagan | ... |
Mel's Friend
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Albert Fung | ... |
Vee's Brother
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Flora Georgiou | ... |
Deranged Woman
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Richard Giliberto | ... |
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Jeff Herbert | ... |
Drunk Man
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Owen
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Mirjana Kostantinovic | ... |
Desiree
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Rod Lara | ... |
Killer
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X and Z are a vampire couple, living in an old warehouse in inner-city Melbourne. Over the course of one night, they go about their regular business, teaming up with the poet-cannibal Seers and another vampire Vee. After a strange encounter with the mysterious Rola, the fabric of X and Z's world begins to change. A philosophical vampire film. Written by Bill Mousoulis
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Country:
AustraliaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
20 September 2007 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
Nocturne: Night of the Vampire See more »Filming Locations:
Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaBox Office
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AUD 5,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This intellectual "wannabe" was the worst waste of film ever. I could not believe the garbage proffered to the viewer, especially in comparison with the interesting critique on the cover.
A pretentious,amateurish,boring, cliché-filled waste of time - unfortunately this crud should be removed from shelves as unfit for viewing.
The film was completely unable to put any point of view across, the selected premise of being "intellectual" by relying on quotes from Nietzsche was just plain laughable. Long "enigmatic" silences conveyed nothing and the viewer will struggle to find any relevance to anything remotely philosophical.
Even the "vampire" scenes were inept and cringeworthy.