Karmina (film)

Karmina is a 2001 Canadian comedy horror film directed by Gabriel Pelletier. It stars Isabelle Blais as Karmina, a young vampire who flees Romania after accidentally killing her groom on their wedding night. She seeks refuge and guidance from her aunt, also a vampire, in Montreal.

The film blends dark humor with elements of vampire lore, exploring themes of family, identity, and adapting to modern life. Karmina is noted for its quirky characters, satirical approach to vampire stereotypes, and its distinct Quebecois cultural setting.

A sequel, Karmina 2, was released in 2003.