It is the year 2000 and Count Dracula decides to leave Transylvania. He cannot take any more Rumenian blood and wants to go to Italy, a country he thinks he knows from having seen Italian shows on the television.
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Title: Zora the Vampire (2000)
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Cast
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Toni Bertorelli | ... | Dracula |
| Micaela Ramazzotti | ... | Zora | |
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Chef Ragoo | ... | Zombie |
| Raffaele Vannoli | ... | Servitore (as Lele Vannoli) | |
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G. Max | ... | Lama |
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Sandro Ghiani | ... | Cuccureddu |
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Lori Bofta | ... | Dafne (as Lory Bofta) |
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Lampa Dread | ... | Rasta (as Lampadread) |
| Marco Manetti | ... | Bue | |
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Elda Alvigini | ... | Ragazza Piercing |
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Tormento | ... | Cianuro |
| Alessia Barela | ... | Tossica | |
| Massimo De Santis | ... | Tossico | |
| Ivo Garrani | ... | Prete | |
| Carlo Verdone | ... | Commissario Lombardi | |
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It is the year 2000 and Count Dracula decides to leave Transylvania. He cannot take any more Rumenian blood and wants to go to Italy, a country he thinks he knows from having seen Italian shows on the television.
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ItalianRelease Date:
22 September 2000 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
Wampirzyca Zora See more »Filming Locations:
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Basically a light hearted comedy with some social commentary and satire thrown in. While I think it was mostly aimed at a younger audience, it could be fun for anyone in the mood for something different.