Lola Rennt

English Title:	Run Lola Run
Year:	1998
Country:	Germany
Language:	German
Genre:	Crime, Thriller
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	7.3 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	5 Have Seen


Director	Tom Tykwer
Selected Cast	Franka Potente as Lola
	Moritz Bleibtreu as Manni
	Herbert Knaup as Vater
	Nina Petri as Jutta Hansen

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Run Lola Run - Columbia TriStar - UK (2003)

VHS

Run Lola Run - Columbia TriStar - UK (2000)

DVD

Run Lola Run - Columbia TriStar - USA (1999)

DVD

Run Lola Run - Columbia TriStar - Australia (2000)

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Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade 22nd May 2023		Rated 9/10 Iconic nineties movie. It's groundhog day... all over again! But here, the now well established (and somewhat overused) device of reliving a single time frame over and over again until you get it right is contracted to the space of about an hour, where Lola must run as fast as she can, to reach her boyfriend before he robs a supermarket to get a stack of cash to replace one he lost on a train, and which was intended to be paid to the local mob. ...If she doesn't get there, and find a way to get the cash along the way, boyfriend Manni has a run in with the cops, and gets shot. She must keep doing this until she finds the right route through this time span to get there in time with cash in hand, and so prevent Manni's doom. A very bright, very kinetic movie (as you'd expect) that doesn't slow down much to catch it's breath, and has a really inventive, yet simple storytelling device woven in, whereby, if she does something different in her interactions with the people she encounters along the way, a series of Polaroid snaps outlining that person's new alternate future clicks rapidly through, following the legend: "And then..." (Saves filming entire sequences, and packs the new future story into a matter of seconds). Everyone I knew saw this in the nineties - was a bit of "A thing" back then... and more than a few people I knew had this poster on their wall too. Great fun. 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



jaimeeduardo 7th Dec 2020

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