Countess Dracula (1971)
Année de sortie: 1971
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: La condesa drácula, Komtesse des Grauens, Condessa Drácula, Draculan himo, Comtesse Dracula, 600 parthenes gia ton Drakoula, Drakula grófnő, La morte va a braccetto con le vergini, Senketsu no shojo kari, Hrabina Dracula, Jag ett monster, Графиня Дракула, Comtesse des Grauens
Réalisateur: Peter Sasdy
Writer: Alexander Paal, Jeremy Paul, Peter Sasdy
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: 17th century, based on true story, dracula, eternal youth, hungary, noblewoman, palace intrigue
Histoire
In 17th century Hungary, Countess Elizabeth Nádasdy of the Báthory lineage discovers a means to maintain her youth after becoming a widow. However, this renewal comes at a price: those around her pay for it with their blood.
Résumé
Countess Dracula (1971), directed by Peter Sasdy and based loosely on the life of Elizabeth Báthory, is a horror-drama set in 17th century Hungary. The film centers around Countess Nádasdy's desperate quest to preserve her youth, even as it reveals the brutal consequences for those who cross her path.
