Lola
Lola, a factory worker, finally decides to run away from Mario, the drunk and aggressive man she loves. Lola, a factory worker, finally decides to run away from Mario, the drunk and aggressive man she…
Lola
Lola, a factory worker, finally decides to run away from Mario, the drunk and aggressive man she loves. Lola, a factory worker, finally decides to run away from Mario, the drunk and aggressive man she loves. That same night she has a love affair with Roberto, a French rich man. Eventually they marry and have a daughter, apparently product of their first night. Four years later Mario has saved some money and begins haunting Lola in order to recover her and the girl he thinks is his daughter, not Roberto's. —Michel Rudoy <mdrc@hp9000a1.uam.mx> Lola leaves her abusive boyfriend Mario and moves to Barcelona, where she meets wealthy French businessman Robert, with whom she begins a relationship. Four years later, Mario returns on the scene and Lola is caught in a conundrum: should she leave the security of Robert, or return with Mario, for whom she still has considerable affection? Or should she see both men, thereby weaving for herself a series of lies? —Tristán White <Tristan_White@rocketmail.com>
Lola
Drama,Thriller
Film Details
Lola, a factory worker, finally decides to run away from Mario, the drunk and aggressive man she loves. Lola, a factory worker, finally decides to run away from Mario, the drunk and aggressive man she loves. That same night she has a love affair with Roberto, a French rich man.
Eventually they marry and have a daughter, apparently product of their first night. Four years later Mario has saved some money and begins haunting Lola in order to recover her and the girl he thinks is his daughter, not Roberto's. —Michel Rudoy <mdrc@hp9000a1.uam.mx> Lola leaves her abusive boyfriend Mario and moves to Barcelona, where she meets wealthy French businessman Robert, with whom she begins a relationship.
Four years later, Mario returns on the scene and Lola is caught in a conundrum: should she leave the security of Robert, or return with Mario, for whom she still has considerable affection? Or should she see both men, thereby weaving for herself a series of lies? —Tristán White <Tristan_White@rocketmail.com>.