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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Carlo Ferrante | ... | George |
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Vera Van Dooren | ... | Bertha |
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Pierre Lognay | ... | Samson |
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Fleur Lise Heuet | ... | Grâce |
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Bénédicte Bantuelle | ... | La viande |
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Baptiste Sornin | ... | Bienvenu (as Batiste Sornin) |
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Selma Alaoui | ... | Elisabeth |
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Arnaud Maillard | ... | Steve |
Paul Ahmarani | ... | Adélard | |
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Julien Doré | ... | Jean-Paul |
Alexandra Kamp | ... | Eva | |
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Thomas Coumans | ... | Le petit ami de Grâce |
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Vincent Lannoo | ... | L'interviewer |
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Florette Fichefet | ... | La professeure de morsure |
Olivier Masset-Depasse |
Belgium's vampire community invites a documentary crew to film one of their families: husband, wife, and two teen children - Georges, Bertha, Sampson, and Grace. The teens have problems: Sampson wants to sleep with the community leader's wife (the only sexual taboo) and Grace wears pink and wants to be human. The family eats (they keep a young woman for snacks, and the police drop off immigrants for them), visits their community school, chats with a coffin maker, goes to parties, and looks down their nose at a childless vampire couple who live in their basement. We learn of the vampire code, forced exile in Canada, and the fate of Sampson and Grace. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
Belgium has a long tradition of faut documentary, film noir and sarcasm and this movie does not disappoint. If you are looking for a bloody and gory Hollywood movie stay far away from it, if you're looking for great dialogues in French, Flemish and German (I must admit the movie is better if you can understand those three languages Nd get the clever jokes and sarcastic comments), excellent cinematography, a good storyline and no special effects than this is it. Movies just like movies should be made. Focusing on the acting and not on the special effects. If you like Hollywood horror ignore it, if you are a fan of Christopher Lee and Boris Karloff you'll love it.