"The Hunger" is a 1983 horror film directed by Tony Scott, featuring a love triangle between a vampire named Miriam Blaylock, played by Catherine Deneuve, and her two lovers, John and Sarah. The film explores themes of immortality and the consequences of eternal life, as Miriam seeks a new companion to replace her aging lover, John, portrayed by David Bowie. The story unfolds in a stylish, atmospheric setting, blending elements of romance and horror. As John ages rapidly, he becomes desperate to find a solution, leading to a chilling climax. The film is known for its striking visuals and haunting soundtrack, contributing to its cult status.