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Black Violet (2017)
In an allegorical female driven film that intimately explores the idea of growing beyond violence, a tight-knit group of vampires crashes into the twenty-first century when their master awakes from decades of sleep.
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In an allegorical female driven film that intimately explores the idea of growing beyond violence, a tight-knit group of vampires crashes into the twenty-first century when their master awakes from decades of sleep.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:István Várady
In Theaters:10/2/2017
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Runtime:83 minutes
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