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Lolo

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The film tells the story of Violette, a forty-something Parisian workaholic with a career in the fashion industry who surprises herself by falling for Jean-René, a simple computer analyst newly-divorced.

Genre:

Comedy

Actors:

Julie Delpy, Dany Boon, Vincent Lacoste, Karin Viard, Antoine Lounguine, Christophe Vandevelde, Elise Larnicol, Christophe Canard, Nicolas Wanczycki, Rudy Milstein, Didier Duverger, ...»

Director:

Julie Delpy

Country:

France

Release:

2015

IMDb:

5.7

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Duration:

99 min

KEYWORDS:

#Dany Boon #Julie Delpy #Lolo #Vincent Lacoste

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ACTORS OF "Lolo"

Julie Delpy

21 December 1969, Paris, France

Dany Boon

26 June 1966, Armentières, Nord, France

Vincent Lacoste

3 July 1993, Paris, France

Karin Viard

24 January 1966, Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France

Antoine Lounguine

Christophe Vandevelde

10 September 1933, Hamburg, Germany

Frédéric Beigbeder

21 September 1965, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine, France

Ramzy Bedia

10 March 1972, Paris, France

Georges Corraface

7 December 1952, Paris, France

Bertrand Burgalat

19 July 1963, Bastia, Corsica, France

DIRECTORS OF "Lolo"

Julie Delpy

21 December 1969, Paris, France

CREATORS OF "Lolo"

Eugénie Grandval

Julie Delpy

21 December 1969, Paris, France

HEROES OF "Lolo"

Karl Lagerfeld

Played by: Karl Lagerfeld

CRITICS OF "Lolo"

National Post

The scattershot humour leads to an inconsistent tone, and a bit of confusion for the audience.

June 02, 2016

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Arizona Republic

I appreciated the effort Delpy, directing her sixth feature, puts forth in trying to spice up the genre. But that doesn't mean I enjoyed it.

March 31, 2016

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Jerusalem Post

Perhaps Delpy and Boon are so popular in France that audiences will go to see them in an improbable rom-com with a tired premise; but even if you are a fan, you won't enjoy them in this movie.

March 23, 2017

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New York Times

As a character, Lolo is a conceit of indulgent parenting and never fully blooms.

March 10, 2016

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Cinegarage

An interesting and particular dark comedy with a very sharp humor. [Full review in Spanish]

September 09, 2016

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South China Morning Post

Julie Delpy, who co-wrote the script with Eugenie Grandval, directs with the minimum of fuss, keeping the farce fast and funny.

November 15, 2016

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Newcity

Delpy offers full and troubling rein with the complications of her light-to-dark comedy, with a son who can turn from sunshine to sonofab----on a centime.

May 25, 2016

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Georgia Straight

It's shocking to see Delpy come up with a comedy as amateurishly awful as Lolo.

June 02, 2016

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RogerEbert.com

For all of its non-commonplace perspectives, the movie finally feels a bit thin.

March 11, 2016

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Toronto Star

Lolo happily takes the rom-com road less travelled, the one marked "Danger."

June 02, 2016

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NPR

Lolo is fun and fresh to look at: Violette's habitat is fashion-world, Centre-Pompidou new Paris, blessedly free of the Louvre-and-Seine shorthand that sells French movies to American audiences.

March 24, 2016

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Washington Post

Delpy's portrayal - high-strung, neurotic, prone to mild hysterics - is so reminiscent of some of the actress's previous roles that it's hard to forget that you're watching Delpy, not Violette.

March 24, 2016

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GALLERY OF "Lolo"