Little monsters. Big adventures.
Little Vampire lives in a haunted house with a merry group of monsters, but he is bored stiff! One night, he secretly sneaks out of the manor along with his trusted bulldog, Phantomato, on a quest to find some new friends.
Status
Released
Original Language
FR
Budget
—
Revenue
$1,680,146
Release Date
October 8, 2020
Popularity
1
Director
Joann Sfar
Writer
Joann Sfar
Writer
Sandrina Jardel
Producer
Aton Soumache
Producer
François Mergier
Where to Watch
Cast
Louise Lacoste
Petit Vampire / Boisdormante (voix)
Camille Cottin
Mme Pandora, la mère de Petit Vampire (voix)
Alex Lutz
Le Gibbous (voix)
Jean-Paul Rouve
Le Capitaine des morts (voix)
Claire de la Rüe du Can
Michel (voix)
Quentin Faure
Fantomate (voix)
Joann Sfar
Marguerite (voix)
Ricardo Lo Giudice
Claude, Le Dieu du néant (voix)
Vincent Vermignon
Ophtalmo (voix)
Katia Tchenko
Mémé (voix)
Sava Lolov
Pépé (voix)
Loïc Legendre
Kawaï 1 (voix)
Nicolas Lumbreras
Kawaï 2 (voix)
Mara Taquin
Daïna (voix)
Élisa Erka
La maîtresse (voix)
Alexandre Philip
L'ivrogne (voix)
Patrick Borg
Luq Hamet
Patrice Dozier
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Reviews
Chris Sawin
_Little Vampire_ is an extraordinary little French animated film that’s amusing and entertaining for both children and adults. You fall in love with all of the characters and the storyline is more riveting than it has any right to be. The film revolves around love and feeling like you’ll be alone forever, but eventually finding that individual that makes you feel less lonely. It’s less about romance and more about having good company for the majority of your existence. You become completely obsessed with the world _Little Vampire_ throws its audience into and you don’t get to spend nearly enough time there. A tale about the undead has never been so funny, charming, and creative. **Full review:** https://hubpages.com/entertainment/Fantasia-Little-Vampire-Review
