Nadja (film)

Nadja is a 1994 film about vampires. Written and directed by Michael Almereyda. Unseen. Unforgiving. Undead. taglines tune in, chill out, drop dead Nadja Life is full of pain, my pain is the pain of fleeting joy. We have come for the body of Count Voivoida Armenios Ceauşescu Dracula. I believe there is a wooden stake in the heart. You will take us to him. At the morgue. And possibly a reference to Nicolae Ceauşescu the leader of communist Romania overthrown a few years earlier. Van Helsing He was like Elvis in the end. Drugged, confused, surrounded by zombies. Describing the Count. See wikipedia on Elvis Presley. He tried to change, tried to resist the usual pattern. He managed to show some restraint. But she, she died in childbirth. [...] And after that he didn't care about anything. It was back to basics. Describing the Count. Back to basics could have been read by British audiences as a reference to that policy of the Conservative Party the previous year, and a derogatory reference given the context. But this could have been accidental, given the film was an American production.) Dialogue Nadja (holding Lucy's pet tarantula Bela): What does he eat? Lucy: Potatoes. Potato salad. Deer[?]. I tried to teach him French but he wasn't interested. Nadja: Maybe he has a learning disability. "Deer" is hard to hear, maybe "Beer". Taglines Tune in, chill out, drop dead. (A reference of course to turn on, tune in, drop out.) Unseen. Unforgiving. Undead. Hurry, The Dead Travel Fast! Cast Galaxy Craze—Lucy Peter Fonda -- Van Helsing Elina Löwensohn—the creature Nadja External links Category:1994 films Category:Drama films Category:Films about vampires