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Just saw a movie on my flight called Humanist Vampire Seeking consenting suicidal person. (I know the titles lengthy, it’s meant to copy old Craigslist ads). It’s a French Canadian film about a young vampire named Sasha, who, as the title suggests, is humanists, and does not want to kill humans for blood, so to feed, she finds a young boy named Paul at a group therapy session who is suicidal. While Sasha isn’t the typical brooding Edward Cullen Vampire, it’s really nice to see a female vampire be protective of her male mortal boyfriend (though it doesn’t explicitly say they’re dating, it’s strongly implied, and there’s a scene that’s a clear euphemism for a sex scene, where again traditional roles are reversed.) Aside from the role reversal appeal for me, which is what attracted me to it in the first place, it’s genuinely a really charming movie which can be pretty funny and sweet at times. It’s very unique, and though I understand being potentially put off by the title or the fact that it’s in French, I highly recommend it, if nothing else just to see a vampire movie where the woman is the powerful vampire protecting the male mortal. Definitely worth giving a watch in my opinion.
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