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The Vampire

A genial, proto-noir exploration of the vampire as biological archetype. Enlivened by a jaunty Duke Ellington soundtrack, this film is Painlevé’s cheerfully morbid allegory for Nazism.

Spoken language: fr
A genial, proto-noir exploration of the vampire as biological archetype. Enlivened by a jaunty Duke Ellington soundtrack, this film is Painlevé’s cheerfully morbid allegory for Nazism.

Starring Max Schreck

Watch "The Vampire" on Criterion Channel released in 1945. It's a documentary movie, and has a rating of 6.6 out of 10 from Imdb which is usually fine for this kind of movie.

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