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La Rose de Sang 

In the middle of the 19th century, in the heart of France, Wladislas lives in his castle with his faithful servant, Tobiec. Wlad is a creature of another time: thirsty for blood and immortal, he is the last of his kind and can not stand his extreme loneliness anymore. Wlad only aspires to one thing: to become human again.
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In the middle of the 19th century, in the heart of France, Wladislas lives in his castle with his faithful servant, Tobiec. Wlad is a creature of another time: thirsty for blood and immortal, he is the last of his kind and can not stand his extreme loneliness anymore. Wlad only aspires to one thing: to become human again.

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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Horror
Directed By:Klaudia Lanka
Written By:Frank Zwin, Klaudia Lanka
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:AlambiCréations

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