Prince Vlad (Caleb Landry Jones) of Wallachia is a warrior, a noble, and above all, a man deeply in love with his wife, Elizabeta (Zoe Bleu). But when tragedy strikes, Elizabeta is killed by Ottoman soldiers Vlad’s world collapses. Shattered by grief and overcome with despair, he loses faith in God. In a moment of rage, he murders a high priest of the Church, an act that seals his fate with a terrible curse: he becomes a vampire, doomed to survive for 400 years by drinking human blood.

Centuries pass, and Vlad wanders the earth look for the reincarnation of his beloved Elizabeta. His quest leads him to 19th-century London, where the shadows of fate begin to stir. There, he meets Maria (Matilda De Angelis), a female vampire and close friend of Mina a woman who look like to Elizabeta. With Maria’s help, Vlad draws closer to the love he’s been chasing for centuries.

Dracula: A Love Tale is a gothic horror romance that offers a fresh French take filmed in English on the timeless legend of Prince Dracula. Inspired by Bram Stoker’s classic 1897 novel, this version is helmed by acclaimed French director Luc Besson, the creative force behind La Femme Nikita (1990) and Lucy (2014). Europa Corp Founder, the one of Europe’s largest film studios.  Besson is known for blending cinematic flair with influences from literature, graphic novels, visual art, and music.

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