La Rose de Sang
Mar 31 2018
•2h 41m
•Fantasy, Romance, Horror
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.
Cast
See allJulien Belon
Wladislas
Jennifer Brigant
Apollina/Lucyllia
Benjamin Lhommas
Joseph
Fran V.
Joseph's Mother
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