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Underworld: Awakening

Underworld: Awakening

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Finally one day, humans declared war on the increasing number of vampires and wolf clans. These two groups were massively encircled, suppressed and massacred, and humans gained an absolute advantage. Selina (Kate Beckinsale) and John also suffered in this catastrophe. When she woke up again, she found that she was imprisoned by an institution called the Antigen Institute, numbered Experimental No. 1. She struggled to break through the shackles, and used the ability of mutual vision to find Experiment No. 2, John, in the dark city. On the way, she encountered the help of vampire companions and the attacks of werewolves. When she found Experimental Subject No. 2 who was being chased by werewolves, she discovered that in front of her was a little girl she had never seen before but who had extremely terrifying power - Evie ( India Eisley (played by India Eisley), and she is a hybrid of blood and wolf. In this strange era, Selina is destined to continue to live a bloody life...

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