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Blood Countess (The)

Country: Austria, Luxembourg, Language: German, French, 119 mins

Original Title

Die Blutgräfin
  • Director: Ulrike Ottinger
  • Writer: Elfriede Jelinek, Ulrike Ottinger
  • Producer: Bettina Brokemper, Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu, André Fetzer, Philipp Grandits, Bady Minck, Simon Ofenloch, Ulrike Ottinger

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Countess Báthory wakes from her beauty sleep and surfaces in Vienna. With her maid, she seeks a vital red elixir while evading her nephew, his therapist, vampirologists, and police pursuing a book that endangers vampires.


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Cast & Characters

Isabelle Huppert (as Blutgräfin Erzsébet Báthory)
Birgit Minichmayr (as Zofe Hermine)
Thomas Schubert (as Rudi Bubi von Strudl)
André Jung (as Theobastus Bombastus)
Marco Lorenzini (as Nepomuk Nachbiss)
Lars Eidinger (as Theobald Tandem)
Karl Markovics (as Inspektor Unglaube)
Branko Samarovski (as Alter Nachtportier)
Maresi Riegner (as Braut Christi / Mitzerl)
Conchita Wurst (as Zeremonienmeisterin)
Noah Saavedra (as Brutus von Báthor zu Klingenfels)
Burghart Klaußner (as von Wimpfen)
Carl Achleitner (as Ober (Café zur Pietät))
Christine Urspruch (as Kleine Gräfin)
Karl Fischer (as Radetzky)
Johannes Silberschneider (as Geheimrat Leichenbitter)
Tanja Raunig (as Frau Dr. Rosennetz)
Lisa-Lena Tritscher (as Krankenschwester)
Lino Gaier (as Piccolo)
Maria Weiss (as Dame im Rokokokostüm)
Elisabeth Augustin (as Plissiererin)
Helmut Bohatsch (as Pargfrieder)
Konstantin Rommelfangen (as Einsatzleiter Cobra)
Maria Fliri (as Oberin)
Valentin Postlmayr (as Házy von Estherhazy)