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Produced by Fat Girl Films (also known as Fast Girl Films), the indie feature screened at over 100 LGBT film festivals worldwide. Legacy and Reception And Then Came Lola (2009)

To reflect Lola’s profession, her inner thoughts and memories are frequently displayed as still-photo montages. Cast and Production

What sets the film apart is its "pop sensibility," blending several different cinematic techniques to keep the energy high: And Then Came Lola

Watch the official trailer for this high-energy lesbian romantic comedy set in San Francisco: And Then Came Lola | Movie Trailer | LGBTQ+ | Wolfe Video Wolfe Video YouTube• Mar 2, 2025 The Plot: One Errand, Three Chances

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. Produced by Fat Girl Films (also known as

Lola’s bad luck and internal frustrations often erupt into charming animated sequences.

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

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