Film “Dracula: Pages from a Virgin’s Diary” (2002) showcases Guy Maddin’s unique style inspired by silent cinema. The movie is an adaptation of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s dance production, incorporating elements of Dracula and Nosferatu. In the story, Dracula arrives in London and mesmerizes Lucy and later targets Mina, altering her personality. Jonathan and Von Helsing become involved to stop the vampire. The film won acclaim from critics and was screened at international festivals before its US theatrical release.
The MPAA Rating for the movie is NR. “Dracula: Pages from a Virgin’s Diary” falls under the genres of Horror, Music, and Theater.
