Therapy for a Vampire

Vienna, at the beginning of the 1930s. Sigmund Freud's couch is occupied by a mysterious count who is tired of his existence and simply fed up with his wife, the countess. What Freud doesn't know is that the mysterious patient is a vampire. However, this patient seems to regain his thirst for life very quickly when he meets Lucy, the girlfriend of one of Freud's co-workers. He seems to see in her his lover, who died hundreds of years ago, and tries to win her over by any means necessary. And so it is not long before the Countess notices the colorful activities of her coffin neighbor. The marital quarrel is perfect. And it is conducted with sharp teeth.

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