The Not Vampi

In a world where vampires are a recognized, albeit reclusive, minority, a documentary crew sets out to profile Bartholomew 'Barty' Bumble, the last known vampire in his remote Transylvanian village. However, Barty is less of a terrifying creature of the night and more of an anxious, allergy-prone individual struggling with modern life and the pressures of vampi-dom. The film hilariously captures his mundane existence and the crew's increasingly bizarre attempts to elicit classic vampire behavior.

The Not Vampi has been met with widespread critical acclaim for its innovative blend of horror and comedy, with many praising its fresh take on vampire tropes. Audiences have also embraced its quirky humor and relatable protagonist, making it a surprise indie hit of the year.

• A refreshingly unique and genuinely funny subversion of vampire clichés.

• Barnaby Finch delivers a star-making performance as the unenthusiastic vampire.

• The mockumentary style perfectly complements the absurd and charming narrative.

Google audience: Viewers overwhelmingly enjoyed 'The Not Vampi,' citing its clever humor and unexpected take on vampire lore. Many found the main character's struggles highly relatable and amusing, appreciating the film's lighthearted approach to a typically dark genre.

Nominated for Best Independent Film at the Sundance Film Festival, Won Audience Award for Best Comedy at the Toronto International Film Festival.

The actor playing Barty Bumble, Barnaby Finch, reportedly wore 12 different pairs of sunglasses during filming to accommodate his character's extreme light sensitivity, even indoors.