Miriam Blaylock (Catherine Deneuve) collects renaissance art, ancient Egyptian objects, lovers, souls... Beautiful and impeccably chic, she has been a vampire for several centuries and now lives in Manhattan. John (David Bowie) is her immortal companion and refined husband, but he suddenly begins to feel the effects of advancing age. When, in search of help, he appeals to a specialized researcher into ageing, (Susan Sarandon), Miriam sees the woman as a substitute for her great love.
Tony Scott
Tony Scott (1944–2012) with his agile, dynamic and pop visual style offered one of the most stylish signatures to the commercial cinema of the 1980s. The British director, Ridley Scott's brother debuted with The Hunger and made blockbusters like Top Gun (1986), The Last Boy Scout (1990), Crimson Tide (1995), Enemy of the State (1998) and Man on Fire (2004).
