The Little Vampire 2017 Exclusive [upd]

Rudolph’s stern, protective older brother who distrusts all mortals.

Together, they launch an action-packed mission to save Rudolph’s family from extinction. The film emphasizes themes of power of friendship overcoming prejudice. Quick Facts The Little Vampire Movie Review | Common Sense Media

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To understand the 2017 animated film, one must look at the expansive universe that preceded it. Sommer-Bodenburg’s books first debuted in 1979, spawning a massive global fan base, multiple television adaptations (including a popular 1986 live-action series), and a cult-classic live-action movie in 2000 starring Jonathan Lipnicki.

"Immortality is not a gift when it comes with a cage of catacombs and the silence of the forgotten." Quick Facts The Little Vampire Movie Review |

Before it was a modern animated feature, The Little Vampire was a literary phenomenon. First published in 1979, Sommer-Bodenburg’s books sold over 20 million copies worldwide and were translated into more than 30 languages. The core appeal has always been its inversion of classic horror tropes: vampires are not mindless monsters, but rather a tight-knit, misunderstood family just trying to survive.

The film tells the tale of Rudolph (played by Marcel Konitzer), a 100-year-old vampire who is struggling to find his place in the world. Tired of living in the shadows and adhering to the strict rules of vampire society, Rudolph longs for friendship and excitement. His life takes a dramatic turn when he meets Hannes (played by Jannik Schümann), a cheerful and outgoing young boy who is on summer vacation in the small town of Sankt Pankraz. "Immortality is not a gift when it comes

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