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Lola (1981)
7.5
Ten years after the war, West Germany's market economy is booming. Into an unnamed city that's rife with corruption comes a new building commissioner... See full summary » Director:Rainer Werner Fassbinder |
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Lola (1981)
7.5
Ten years after the war, West Germany's market economy is booming. Into an unnamed city that's rife with corruption comes a new building commissioner... See full summary » Director:Rainer Werner Fassbinder |
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Mario Adorf | ... | |
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Matthias Fuchs | ... |
Esslin
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Helga Feddersen | ... | |
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Karin Baal | ... |
Lola's Mother
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Ivan Desny | ... |
Wittich
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Elisabeth Volkmann | ... |
Gigi
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Hark Bohm | ... |
Volker
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Karl-Heinz von Hassel | ... |
Timmerding
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Rosel Zech | ... |
Frau Schuckert
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Sonja Neudorfer | ... |
Frau Fink
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Christine Kaufmann | ... |
Susi
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Y Sa Lo | ... |
Rosa
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Günther Kaufmann | ... |
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Ten years after the war, West Germany's market economy is booming. Into an unnamed city that's rife with corruption comes a new building commissioner, Herr von Bohm, committed to progress but also upright. He's smitten by Marie-Louise, a single mother who's his landlady's daughter. Von Bohm does not realize she is also Lola, a singer at a bordello and the mistress of Schuckert, a local builder whose profits depend on von Bohm's projects. When von Bohm discovers Marie-Louise's real vocation and looks closely at Schuckert's work, will this social satire play out as a remake of "Blue Angel," a visit of Chekhov to West Germany, or an update of Jean Renoir's "Rules of the Game"? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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