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Lola

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Based on 4 critic reviews
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Movie Info
Genre(s): Drama
Written by: Jacques Demy
Directed by: Jacques Demy
Release Date:
Theatrical: March 22, 2002
Running Time: 90 minutes, B/W
Origin: France / Italy
Summary
RATING: Not Rated
Starring Anouk Aimée, Marc Michel, Elina Labourdette, Alan Scott, and Annie Duperoux
A re-release of a 1961 Jacques Demy drama exploring the convoluted affections of a drifter for his newly rediscovered first love, cabaret dancer Lola.
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What The Critics Said
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New York Daily News Jami Bernard
Jacques Demy showed up with the lightest touch with his 1960 Lola, a movie that has been called a musical without music.
Read Full Review >New Times (L.A.) Jean Oppenheimer
Shot in black and white by the renowned Raoul Coutard, and with a score by Michel Legrand, the film represents an idealized view of reality that will strike some viewers (including this one) as overly sentimental.
Read Full Review >Village Voice J. Hoberman
Like a Hollywood fairy tale, Lola is always threatening to turn into a musical. Its edge as a film comes from the fact that it never quite does.
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