And Then Came — Lola

The film features "from the couch" segments where characters talk directly to the camera about their feelings and sex lives, framed as therapy sessions.

Lola has three chances to get it right. Each "run" through the streets of San Francisco presents different obstacles—ranging from feisty meter maids and angry dogs to a runaway subway car—and leads to vastly different outcomes for Lola's relationship and career. A Signature Visual Style And Then Came Lola

To reflect Lola’s profession, her inner thoughts and memories are frequently displayed as still-photo montages. Cast and Production The film features "from the couch" segments where

Released in 2009, is a vibrant, fast-paced lesbian romantic comedy that pays stylistic homage to the German cult classic Run Lola Run . Directed by Ellen Seidler and Megan Siler, the film captures a whimsical, frantic, and decidedly queer snapshot of San Francisco life. A Signature Visual Style To reflect Lola’s profession,

The film is notable for featuring "out" lesbians both in front of and behind the camera. stars as the athletic and charismatic Lola. Jill Bennett plays Casey, the high-achieving girlfriend. Cathy DeBuono appears as Danielle, the possessive ex.