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Revision as of 08:41, 13 February 2021
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| File:Vampir - poster.jpg Promotional movie poster | |
| Directed by | Branko Tomović |
| Written by | Branko Tomović |
| Produced by | Jean Louis-Alexandre Branko Tomović Miloš Z. Vučkoviić Dina Vickermann |
| Starring | Branko Tomović Gorica Regodić Joakim Tasić Eva Ras Judith Georgi |
| Cinematography | Heath McWater |
| Edited by | Abolfazl Talooni |
| Music by | Mark Ashworth |
Production companies | Red Marked Film Dinaric Alps Productions Vickermann Films |
| Countries | United Kingdom, Serbia, Germany |
| Languages | English, Serbian |
Vampir is an upcoming European arthouse horror.
Plot
The story takes place in rural central Serbia, where the myth about vampires originates from.[1][2]
After witnessing a crime in London and looking for a place to hide for a while, Arnaut is offered a job by charming yet ruthless local Vesna to look after a cemetery in a small remote village in Serbia. He soon starts to have nightmarish visions and is frequently visited by the mysterious older woman Baba Draga who guides Arnaut into the darkness. Only the village priest seems to be trying to keep him safe from the sinister intentions of the villagers.
Cast
| Branko Tomović | Arnaut |
| Gorica Regodić | Vesna |
| Joakim Tasić | Father Radosav |
| Eva Ras | Baba Draga |
| Judith Georgi | Biljana |
| Nemanja Bajić | Zoran |
| Zorica Krunić | Dragana |
| Dušan Jović | Taxi driver |
Production
The movie was set for production in June 2020, but it was postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions.[2] Filming took place in September 2020.[citation needed]
The movie is a British-Serbian-German co-production.[3][2][4]
It was shot in the municipality of Trstenik and it was the first time for Tomović to shoot in Serbia.[5] Vampir is the first horror movie for Yugoslav and Serbian actress Eva Ras.[6]
References
- ^ Dostanić, Dafina. ""LEŽAO SAM U GROBU ZATRPAN ZEMLJOM, BIO SAM POTPUNO PREKRIVEN MODRICAMA" Branko Tomović otkrio šta je sve morao da radi zbog filma "Vampiri"". Blic.rs (in Serbian). Retrieved 2021-01-28.
- ^ a b c "Branko Tomović, naš NAJUSPEŠNIJI glumac u svetu, o novom filmu „Vampir": Uvek sam želeo da snimam u SRBIJI! (FOTO)". NOVOSTI (in Serbian). Retrieved 2021-01-28.
- ^ "Branko Tomović, naš NAJUSPEŠNIJI glumac u svetu, o novom filmu „Vampir": Uvek sam želeo da snimam u SRBIJI! (FOTO)". NOVOSTI (in Serbian). Retrieved 2021-01-28.
- ^ "U toku je snimanje celovečernjeg horora „Vampir" u režiji Branka Tomovića « FCS". www.fcs.rs. Retrieved 2021-01-28.
- ^ Dostanić, Dafina. ""LEŽAO SAM U GROBU ZATRPAN ZEMLJOM, BIO SAM POTPUNO PREKRIVEN MODRICAMA" Branko Tomović otkrio šta je sve morao da radi zbog filma "Vampiri"". Blic.rs (in Serbian). Retrieved 2021-01-28.
- ^ A.I. ""GUTALA SAM KRV! PARA NEMA, SAMO DA PREŽIVIM" Eva Ras na pragu devete decenije o poslu, svakodnevici i finansijama". Blic.rs (in Serbian). Retrieved 2021-01-28.