Directed by:
Romain de Saint-BlanquatScreenplay:
Romain de Saint-BlanquatCinematography:
Martin RouxComposer:
Emile SorninPlots(1)
Teenagers Françoise and Delphine sneak out of their Catholic girls' school one night to attend a costume party, where they are hoping to have sex with someone. The taciturn Françoise is convinced that she is going to die that very night, so she sets out to enjoy the party as if it were her last. (Sitges Film Festival)
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An homage to French horror movies of the 1960s and ’70s (e.g. the films of Jean Rollin). Nice retro visuals and an appropriate soundtrack including dreamy vocals. But the film is bland in terms of plot. Two teenagers run away from a Catholic girls’ school to attend a party for adults at a chateau, where they experience their first contact with boys, one of whom happens to be a vampire. And that’s it. Exalted boredom with pseudo-dramatization and criminally underused potential. [Sitges Film Festival]
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