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Blood & Donuts
| AKA: | Coeur De Vampire |
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| Release date: | 1995 Canada | Running time: | 89' (cover 89') - Source: VHS NTSC 85' (cover 85') - Source: DVD (RC 2/PAL) |
Rating: | Germ.: 16; US: R | ||
| Main Crew: |
Director: Holly Dale Producer: Malofilm Communications / The Feature Film Project / Telefilm Canada Score: Nash The Slash Writer: Andrew Rai Berzins Director of photography: Paul Sarossy |
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| Summary: |
Amid inner-city decay, Boya (Gordon Currie), a centuries old vampire, who went into hibernation during the infamous
1969 moon walk, awakens with a fright. Surprised to be once again joining the land of the living, he bares his fangs longing
for blood, but fights his nature and instead sinks his teeth into the comically complicated lives of Molly (Helene Clarkson), a sharp-tongued waitress,
and Earl (Justin Louis), a lovable but street-dumb cabby who is mixed with the mob. It seems amid the scavengers, streetwalkers and strangers of the night, this bloodsucking creature
fits right in. |
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short review: This film has it (nearly) all: a good soundtrack, a nice story shot in great pictures, and a plot that changes between comedy, love and tragedy. But most of all the good finish of the main characters - you even seem to know (and like) them. Very impressive!  |
