Lola (1961 film)

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Lola (1961 film) is a French New Wave romantic drama directed by Jacques Demy, following the intertwined lives and unrequited loves of several characters in the port city of Nantes.

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instanceOf French New Wave film
film
romantic drama film
blackAndWhite true
characterReappearsIn Model Shop
cinematographyBy Raoul Coutard
countryOfOrigin France
director Jacques Demy
distributor Cinédis
Pathé
editor Anne-Marie Cotret
Monique Teisseire
filmingStyle location shooting
followsCharacterType cabaret dancer
genre drama film
romance film
romantic drama
hasCharacter Cécile
Frankie
Michel
Roland Cassard
hasSequelConnection Model Shop
hasTheme chance encounters
missed opportunities
romantic longing
influencedBy American musical cinema
mainCharacter Lola
movement French New Wave
musicBy Michel Legrand
narrativeFocus intertwined lives
unrequited love
notableFor early feature by Jacques Demy
interweaving multiple love stories
originalLanguage French
partOf Jacques Demy filmography
productionCompany Rome-Paris Films
linked to: Rome Paris Films
releaseDateInFrance 1961
releaseYear 1961
runtimeMinutes 90
screenwriter Jacques Demy
settingLocation Nantes
port city
stars Anouk Aimée
Jacques Harden
Marc Michel
title Lola

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Passage Pommeraye featuredIn Lola (1961 film)
Model Shop followsWork Lola (1961 film)