Lola Comments

Suzanne 2022-02-24 08:01:11

Impressed by the use of colors. Very realistic film, in fact, we are all laughing at ourselves not knowing so well. Goodbye my love, do you still...

Joannie 2022-02-24 08:01:11

1. The second of Fassbinder's "Trilogy for Women", the film debut of the legendary German actress Barbara Sukowa. 2. The script is obviously influenced by Heinrich Mann’s famous work "Professor Trash", but the good and evil morals of the hero and the heroine in the film are more vague and ambiguous, until it leads to a tragic and beautiful ending-everyone is satisfied, but all Assimilated by the corrupt system. 3. Highly stylized lighting: according to the character's characteristics and...

Sandrine 2022-02-24 08:01:11

Mark Part 4000, Part 400 Germany/West Germany. Fassbender’s trilogy for women is slightly different from the other two. "Love is the most sophisticated, cunning and effective tool of social oppression" is still the core of Fassbinder’s film. The political forces set off Lola's protagonist status, implying the economic recovery and politics of Zhou Xuan in the 1950s. The color of the film is fluid and static. The same lens is more like a rainbow psychological portrayal. The color transitions...