El Conde

In the 18th century, Claude Pinoche is revealed to be a vampire after surviving an assassination attempt. This shocking discovery sets him on a path of evasion and deception, as he grapples with his newfound identity.

Claude witnesses the tumultuous events of the French Revolution and Marie Antoinette's execution. This monumental shift in society compels him to fake his own death to escape the chaos that ensues.

After faking his death, Claude flees France and spends the subsequent centuries involved in suppressing revolutionary movements abroad. His journey across various countries alters the course of his vampire existence.

By 1935, Claude, now under the alias Augusto Pinochet, arrives in Chile. He enlists in the Chilean Army, gradually building a military career that will lead him to power.

In 1973, Augusto Pinochet orchestrates a coup against socialist President Salvador Allende. This event marks the beginning of his reign as the autocratic ruler of Chile, demanding respect as 'The Count.'

Following his ousting from power, Pinochet faces scrutiny over his wealth and human rights abuses. In a desperate bid to evade justice, he fakes his death once more and retreats to a secluded farm.

After 250 years of life, Augusto begins to lose his desire to live. His ennui concerns his wife, Lucia, and Fyodor, his loyal butler whom he has turned into a vampire, showcasing the toll of immortality.

In a desperate search for human hearts, Fyodor dons Augusto's military uniform and rampages through Santiago. His violent actions draw unwanted attention to the Pinochet household, complicating their lives further.

The Pinochet children hire a nun named Carmen to audit their family wealth, suspecting their father's misdeeds. Carmen's charm and fluency in French endear her to Augusto, masking her true agenda.

Carmen reveals her identity as an agent of the Catholic Church, aiming to exorcise Augusto. Despite her intentions, she finds herself drawn to him, culminating in a passionate encounter that forever changes her.

Margaret Thatcher appears, confronting Augusto about her past and her feelings of abandonment. Jealous of Carmen, she orders Augustus to eliminate her, intertwining personal and political motives.

As Carmen attempts to escape from Augusto's grasp after revealing her duplicity, she falls victim to Fyodor. He guillotines her and destroys her dossier, erasing evidence of their corrupt dealings.

In a violent confrontation spurred by betrayal, Augusto kills his wife Lucia and beheads Fyodor using a saw. The shocking bloodshed underscores the dark and treacherous path of immortal power struggles.

With their enemies eliminated, Augusto and Margaret rejuvenate themselves with vampire hearts, marking the beginning of a new chapter. They leave the remnants of their dark past behind as they embark on a new journey.

As the Pinochet children attempt to salvage the farm, Carmen's fellow nuns arrive, signifying the ongoing repercussions of the previous events. Their presence hints at unresolved issues within the family's dark legacy.