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Indemnity: Rage of a Jealous Vampire (2012)

A man on the run from his ex-lover, who has sworn to kill him, takes refuge in a rural bar, where he finds an unlikely ally in the local bartender. As the man opens up to the bartender over many rounds, the bartender - who is battling demons of his own - begins to wonder if the man is merely a victim of circumstance... or if he's hiding a much darker secret.
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A man on the run from his ex-lover, who has sworn to kill him, takes refuge in a rural bar, where he finds an unlikely ally in the local bartender. As the man opens up to the bartender over many rounds, the bartender - who is battling demons of his own - begins to wonder if the man is merely a victim of circumstance... or if he's hiding a much darker secret.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:David Dietz
Written By:David Dietz
In Theaters:4/24/2012
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Z-Diet-3 Productions

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