Run Lola Run [WS]

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Overview

"Run Lola Run was a smash among the arthouse, postmodern crowd during its theatrical run. Its mix of fun scenarios, what ifs, and fast-paced, cut-and-paste visuals is a joy to behold both on the big screen and on this DVD. The digital transfer accurately

Product Details

Release Date:	05/22/2007
UPC:	0043396040144
Original Release:	1998
Rating:	R
Source:	Sony Pictures
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Full Frame, Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, Dolby Digital Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:21:00
Sales rank:	13,047

Special Features

Production notes; Interactive menus; Music video; Director and lead actress commentary; Talent files; Theatrical trailers

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Franka Potente	Lola,Lola
Moritz Bleibtreu	Manni,Manni,Actor,Actor
Herbert Knaup	Lolas Vater,Lolas Vater
Nina Petri	Jutta Hansen,Jutta Hansen,Garbageman,Garbageman
Armin Rohde	Schuster,Schuster
Heino Ferch	Ronnie,Ronnie
Ludger Pistor	Mr. Meier,Mr. Meier
Suzanne von Borsody	Mrs. Jager,Mrs. Jager
Sebastian Schipper	Mike,Mike
Julia Lindig	Doris,Doris
Lars Rudolph	Kruse, Supermarket Cashier,Kruse, Supermarket Cashier
Klaus Muller	Croupier,Croupier
Utz Krause	Casino Manager,Casino Manager
Beate Finckh	Casino Cashier,Casino Cashier
Volkhard Buff	Motorman,Motorman
Ute Lubosch	Lola's Mother,Lola's Mother
Dora Raddy	Old Woman,Old Woman
Peter Pauli	Supermarket Guard,Supermarket Guard
Marc Bischoff	Policeman,Policeman
Hans Paetsch	Narrator,Narrator
Joachim Kr?l	Norbert,Norbert
Wolfgang Becker	Actor,Actor
Joachim Krol	Actor,Actor
Reinhold Heil	Composer,Composer
Tom Tykwer	Composer,Composer
Johnny Klimek	Composer,Composer

Technical Credits

Stefan Arndt	Producer,Producer
Tom Tykwer	Screenwriter,Screenwriter
Gebhard Henke	Producer,Producer
Maria Kopf	Executive Producer,Executive Producer
Frank Behnke	Sound/Sound Designer,Sound/Sound Designer
Matthias Lempert	Sound Editor,Sound Editor

Scene Index

Scene Selections
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [4:55]
2. "Where were you?" [1:26]
3. Cyclops [:28]
4. Bum & bag [1:33]
5. Ronnie [:23]
6. 100,000 In 20 [3:14]
7. Run Lola Run I [4:31]
8. Run & hit I [2:16]
9. Papa I [6:19]
10. Ambulance chaser I [2:14]
11. Store robbery [2:13]
12. "What A Difference A Day Made" [5:24]
13. Run Lola Run II [3:13]
14. Run & hit II [:33]
15. Papa II [3:36]
16. "Come with me." [2:24]
17. Bank robbery [4:32]
18. Ambulance chaser II [2:03]
19. Road kill [3:27]
20. Run Lola Run III [2:30]
21. Bum & bike [:39]
22. Run & hit III [:47]
23. Papa III [3:08]
24. In pursuit [2:53]
25. The Casino [4:45]
26. "That's mine." [1:41]
27. Ambulance chaser III [1:58]
28. "Everything is okay." [6:44]
Side #2- Full Screen
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [4:55]
2. "Where were you?" [1:26]
3. Cyclops [:28]
4. Bum & bag [1:33]
5. Ronnie [:23]
6. 100,000 In 20 [3:14]
7. Run Lola Run I [4:31]
8. Run & hit I [2:16]
9. Papa I [6:19]
10. Ambulance chaser I [2:14]
11. Store robbery [2:13]
12. "What A Difference A Day Made" [5:24]
13. Run Lola Run II [3:13]
14. Run & hit II [:33]
15. Papa II [3:36]
16. "Come with me." [2:24]
17. Bank robbery [4:32]
18. Ambulance chaser II [2:03]
19. Road kill [3:27]
20. Run Lola Run III [2:30]
21. Bum & bike [:39]
22. Run & hit III [:47]
23. Papa III [3:08]
24. In pursuit [2:53]
25. The Casino [4:45]
26. "That's mine." [1:41]
27. Ambulance chaser III [1:58]
28. "Everything is okay." [6:44]

Side #1- Widescreen
Play Movie
Audio Set-Up
Subtitles
Menu Group #1 with 28 chapter(s) covering 01:20:03
Special Features
Director and lead actress commentary on
Director and lead actress commenatry off
Theatrical Trailers
Run Lola Run
The Dreamlife of Angels
Orlando
Music Video
Talent files
Tom Tykwer
Franka Potente
Moritz Bleibtreu
Side #2- Full Screen
Play Movie
Audio Set-Up
Subtitles
Special Features
Director & Lead Actress Commentary On
Director & Lead Actress Commentary Off
Theatrical Trailers
Run Lola Run
The Dreamlife of Angels
Orlando
Music Video
Talent Files
Tom Tykwer
Franka Potente
Moritz Bleibtreu

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