About a vampire story that leads up to, a friend recommended the Swedish film ' Let me' ; I liked when I saw her will about a year, and I liked even more the revisit from a deeper perspective.
Oskar is a 12 years: your parents are separated, you're stuck at school, have problems with shyness, always alone. On the other hand we have Eli, a girl who just moved to the same block of apartments where you live Oskar sunlight hurts, it feels cold and survive on human blood, blood that gives a man who exercises 'father', and is engaged with little luck to kill her. This is the picture that shows the start of the film, a very well-told story of vampires in my view retrieves the classic horror of the undead, its inherent monstrosity, far from Anne Rice's tormented bloodsuckers and far of his new trainees, which even glow-a vampire who has more in common with "Carmilla" that current reviews of the myth.
Another thing is that what we really want to have the film, which is their central theme, not the horror or vampires, but love. That has a lot of scary, no doubt. " If you stay with me, I will die" (or something) is the phrase that leaves Eli Oskar written after the first night they sleep together, that night, the girl / vampire, with a last glance of love, it killed the man beside her (and we imagine will go with many years). But Eli is a monster, do not know if you feel pity, or affection or generosity, we assume that yes, but only because we see the naive eyes of Oskar, his love. Also because we as a network weaves implacable little bit about it, pushing the vampire will devour his life - no blood, "to subdue him until his death. My friend Oskar considered a fool, but I'm not very sure of it, if anything is too young and manageable, or too lonely. O blind, because before all the death and all the cruelty they have seen his eyes, which eventually flows from their hands - in the particular language that they communicate, "is the word kiss. To do that, or really very silly, or is it true that love is an act of endless forgiveness.
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