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LOLA Review: An Ingenious Micro-Budget Time-Travel Drama – IndieWire

Andrew Legge's clever debut follows in the resourceful tradition of “La Jetée,” “Primer,” and “Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes."

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Dark Sky Acquires British Science Fiction Drama Lola – The Hollywood Reporter

Starring Stefanie Martini and Emma Appleton, Andrew Legge's film was shot using period cameras, with footage processed in a vintage developing tank

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Podcast: Interview with Andrew Legge, Co-Writer & Director of LOLA – Film Ireland Magazine

Podcast: Interview with Andrew Legge, Co-Writer & Director of LOLA – Film Ireland Magazine
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Film Review: Lola is a terrifically inventive low-budget sci-fi

"The conceit is that the film is composed of black-and-white found footage, much of which was filmed on period cameras to create an authentically aged, grainy effect, with the narrative interwoven with mocked-up Pathé-like newsreels."

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LOLA review: dark alt-history time-travel caper

Imagining a world in which the Nazis won World War II, this fanciful sci-fi is more concerned with its core concept than with its characters – but there are pleasures to be had in the performances and the darkly funny songs.

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