Question: When did the film premiere?
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The movie made its premiere on Cinemax on May 3, 1993.
The film did not arrive on any format until 1999, when Simitar Video released the film onto DVD.
In 2003, Omega Entertainment through Image Entertainment released an extended version of the film onto DVD. 
The film was probably unnoticed when it first came out in movie theaters, but did well in DVD sales.
June 28, 2006, the movie get a network premiere on BET. 
The different channels in the package mostly have their origins in the analogue Premiere channel which started broadcasting in 1991 and the movie channels of the DF1 platform started in 1996.
The movie package on the DF1 platform consisted of "Cine Action", "Cine Comedy", "Romantic Movies", "Star*Kino" and "Western Movies".
When DF1 and Premiere merged to form the platform "Premiere World" in October 1999, it movie package, which was called "Movie World", consisted of the "Premiere" channel and "13th Street" as well as the former DF1 channels "Star*Kino", "Cine Action", "Cine Comedy", "Sci Fantasy" and "Romantic Movies".
This structure remained until July 2001 when Premiere World relaunched their packages and brought all the channels they owned under the Premiere umbrella brand.
"Premiere" was extended to three channels: "Premiere 1", "Premiere 2" and "Premiere 3" "Star*Kino" became "Premiere Star" "Cine Comedy" became "Premiere Comedy" "Sci Fantasy" became "Premiere Sci-fi" "Cine Action" became "Premiere Action" "Romantic Movies" was closed down.
In May 2002, "Premiere World" became simply "Premiere".
At the same time, the themed movie channel were replaced by the numbered movie screens "Premiere 4" through "Premiere 7".
On August 1, 2006, the channels were overhauled again.
"Premiere 1" to "Premiere 4" became part of a package called "Premiere Blockbuster", which also included Disney Channel.
"Premiere 5", "Premiere 6" and "Premiere 7" were closed down and replaced by "Premiere Filmclassics" and "Premiere Filmfest".
They became part of a package called "Premiere Entertainment", which also included Premiere Serie, Premiere Krimi and Premiere Nostalgie.
"Premiere Blockbuster" and "Premiere Entertainment" merged and became "Premiere Film" in on July 1, 2008. 
The premiere of "Vampyr" in Germany was delayed by UFA, as the studio wanted the American films "Dracula" and "Frankenstein" to be released first.
The Berlin premiere was 6 May 1932.
At this premiere, the audience booed the film which led to Dreyer cutting several scenes out of the film after the first showing.
The film was distributed in France by Société Générale de Cinema who also distributed Dreyer's previous film "The Passion of Joan of Arc".
The Paris premiere was in September 1932 where "Vampyr" was the opening attraction of a new cinema on the Boulevard Raspail.
At a showing of the film in Vienna, audiences demanded their money back.
When this was denied, a riot broke out that led to police having to restore order with night sticks.
When the film premiered in Copenhagen, Denmark in March 1933, Dreyer did not show up.
Dreyer soon had a nervous breakdown and went to a mental hospital in France.
The film was a financial failure. 
The film had its world premiere on in competition at the 36th Ghent Film Festival.