Les Vampires

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Les Vampires

Still from Les Vampires
Directed by Louis Feuillade
Written by Louis Feuillade
Starring Musidora
Édouard Mathé
Marcel Lévesque
Jean Aymé
Fernand Herrmann
Stacia Napierkowska
Cinematography Manichoux
Release date(s) 1915
Running time 399 min.
Country France
Language Silent
IMDb profile

Les Vampires is a 1915 10-part silent film serial. It was written and directed by Louis Feuillade and stars Musidora as "Irma Vep" a femme fatale whose name is a suspicious anagram of "vampire." The serial is set in Paris, France and follows the exploits of a gang of master criminals who call themselves "Les Vampires."

There are 10 episodes, averaging around 45 minutes each; it is about 7 and a half hours total.

The story of the 1996 movie Irma Vep features an attempt to remake Les Vampires.


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