Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person

Sasha faces a serious problem. She’s a teenage vampire who can’t bring herself to kill. When her family, tired of sharing her blood (or rather, the blood of others), gives her an ultimatum, Sasha’s fate hangs in the balance. Thankfully, she encounters Paul, a solitary young man with suicidal tendencies who also struggles with taking the big plunge. Whoever said there isn't someone for everyone? And yes, you can be certain that this is the most unconventional encounter with vampires you've ever witnessed – a film where its heart beats loudly, but only to its unique rhythm. It uncovers beauty in darkness, humor in the macabre, and romance in the most unexpected of places. If Wes Anderson and Tim Burton were to create a cinematic lovechild, it might bear a striking resemblance to Ariane Louis-Seize’s delightful film. As the title itself implies, it fearlessly embraces contrasts and rejects the mundane.