A Place Among the Dead

I have never seen a film like this in my life - just incredible. I thought the way it tackled the subject of narcissism through the metaphor of vampires was just poetic. Juliet's performance was amazing, so much heart and depth - it was also incredibly brave of her open up about something so personal. I wish there were more real and honest films like this out there. I have watched it three times now, every time I watch I notice something new, and every time I am left in stunned tears.

This film expertly uses the vampire genre to explore the repercussions of growing up under the sway of narcissism and evil. It is a revealing and often terrifying meld of fact, fiction and the fantastical. If you have ever suffered the under the control of a narcissist this film is a must see. I have seen it 4 times and each viewing has revealed more and more layers it is a powerful piece of film making.

I got to watch #APlaceAmongTheDead the first night and loved it. Kudos to @julietlandau on the labor of love *insert clapping hands emoji here* I've been a fan of Juliet's since she played Drusilla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. Those who know her from that role know that she's got a knack for playing the hauntingly beautiful role. A Place Among The Dead has some of that familiar Juliet from #BTVS and #Angel days, but also shows a different side of her. Juliet masterfully balances both the actor and director hats. If you're the kind of person who stays glued to the tv to watch marathons of shows like Snapped, Forensic Files, Buried in the Backyard, Killer Couples, etc., you'll appreciate and enjoy the mystery that surrounds the film. I highly recommend this film and hope all the #BTVS & #Angel fans watch & support it. #JulietLandau

I watched the incredibly powerful worldwide premiere of "A Place Among The Dead." It's Juliet Landau's directorial debut. Expect MANY more amazing films from this multi-talented woman. WOW WOW WOW.

Juliet Landau's directorial debut is a fantastic take on narcissism, using vampirism as the ultimate metaphor to address this all-too-overlooked issue. Landau also gives a stunning, emotional performance as Jules - a version of Landau herself that reflects her upbringing as the child of celebrities. The film's atmosphere is quite Lynchian (think Mulholland Drive). While it is entertaining and will appeal to Landau's 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' fans, the themes speak to a much wider audience. Having seen this mesmerising film several times (and discussed it with Landau), I still have questions - which is good, because this is a thought-provoking film that should be pondered and discussed.