Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days (2012)
Original title: 百日のセツナ 禁断の恋
Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days is a 2012 Japanese-language fantasy movie directed by Shinji Imaoka, with a running time of 1h 28m. It stars Jun Mizukawa, Soko Wada and Shugo Oshinari.
A vampire, Brado, becomes responsible for taking care of a girl, Setsuna, in exchange for his life saved by the evil that created her. The evil tells him that if she doesn't have sex for a hundred days, she'll become a full-fledged vampire, and Brado will be able to gain complete control of her. However, if he breaks the promise, both of them will die, so he reluctantly takes on the care of her. While he sleeps, Setsuna begins going to nearby town and gradually learns how precious human lives are through her observations. When she meets a young priest in a church, her affection to humans becomes stronger-- and trouble begins to brew when Brado realizes that she is falling for the priest.
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What is Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days about?
A vampire, Brado, becomes responsible for taking care of a girl, Setsuna, in exchange for his life saved by the evil that created her. The evil tells him that if she doesn't have sex for a hundred days, she'll become a full-fledged vampire, and Brado will be able to gain complete control of her. However, if he breaks the promise, both of them will die, so he reluctantly takes on the care of her. While he sleeps, Setsuna begins going to nearby town and gradually learns how precious human lives are through her observations. When she meets a young priest in a church, her affection to humans becomes stronger-- and trouble begins to brew when Brado realizes that she is falling for the priest.
When was Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days released?
Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days was released on 29 September 2012.
How long is Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days?
Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days runs 1h 28m.
Who made Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days?
Setsuna: Vampire's Love of 100 Days was directed by Shinji Imaoka.