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    Run Lola Run Analysis

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    the film ‘Run Lola Run’ has a multiform narrative structure‚ it is separated into three sections in which Lola is able to repeat her journey from the beginning. The repetition of the run in which we see the same scene three times is an example of how Lola’s journey is similar to the likes of a video game. This works to emphasise the fact that her life can just be rewinded and restarted just like video games. Even though‚ in real life we cannot travel back it time‚ the repetition of the run sequence

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    RunLolaRun: A Reflection Paper RunLolaRun is a German movie in which Lola‚ the protagonist‚ helps Manni‚ her boyfriend‚ in the problem that he’s currently dealing with. The movie started by Manni doing a job getting the payment back‚ in which when he was returning home‚ he left it in the train causing it to be picked by beggar. Thus Manni called Lola for help‚ initiating Lola to run and go help Manni. The first scenario is Lola running to her father’s bank to ask for some money‚ but instead

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    directors Tom Tywker (Run LolaRun) and Antoine Fuqua (Olympus has Fallen) have used multiple visual techniques such as mis-en-scene‚ repetition to allow the viewer to gain a better understanding of such themes as‚ loss and the fixed nature of time. The themes are present throughout both of the texts and this helps you to interpret messages being given by the directors more clearly. Time is an unchangeable factor of life across Tywkers 1998 classic motion picture‚ Run LolaRun. Time has the power

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    Run Lola Run Module A Visual features of texts can give us a positive or negative effect on our appreciation of them. ’Run Lola Run’ by tom Tykwer and ’The daylight savings time warp’ by fast Eddie‚ help give us positive effects on our appreciation due to their visual techniques.   Time can be an obstacle to be overcome ’Run Lola Run’ in the opening scenes uses cartoon to show that time is a long road and that only with a lot of will can it be beaten. The visual techniques of this are that

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    Techniques of Montage in Run Lola Run to Create Dialectical Meaning Run Lola Run (Tom Tykwer‚ 1998) is a film that is edited together in a way not necessarily for traditional continuity editing‚ rather to create meaning for the shots in the film. It is edited at a very fast pace‚ leaving many shots to be only one or two seconds long‚ with the main focus being on the film’s various attractions to get meaning across to the viewer. This type of montage aligns specifically with Sergei Eisenstein’s theory

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    alternative readings might be made. Response: Media producers create texts with an audience in mind‚ and while they try to remain entertaining and original in most of their films they also need to ensure that the audience is able to understand and engage with the text‚ and thus with the preferred meaning‚ by using conventions and generally accepted techniques. Tom Tykwer’s independent‚ and unmistakably avant-garde film‚ Run Lola Run in many ways‚ defies Hollywood cinematic convention‚ but must also

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    Tom Tykwer’s Run Lola Run tells a story about love‚ fate‚ and alternate reality. It all starts with a phone call from Lola’s boyfriend Manni. He phones Lola in a panic after realizing that he has misplaced 100‚000 deutsche marks that belong to very dangerous people. He begs Lola for help coming up with the money and gives her 20 minutes to come to his aid. Once those 20 minutes are up he is determined to rob a grocery store to get the money that will ensure him his life. Desperate to keep her beloved

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    The mise en scene elements implemented into Run Lola Run are universal and have been used by big name Hollywood directors. An example of such is ‘Vertigo’ directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1958. Tom Tykwer was a fan of Hitchcock and was familiar with his work. He decided to administer two (2) of his ideas. Similar to Vertigo‚ there was a significant reference to spirals. For example‚ in Run Lola Run‚ the ‘spiralé’ café located behind Manni’s phone box can be seen in all three (3) scenarios. As well

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    The film‚ Run Lola Run directed by Tom Tykwer explores the non-linear tale of a woman named Lola who is cycling through different parallels and storylines. Though the over-arching plot and narrative are the same‚ each parallel being represented and viewed reflects a theme of time. Specifically‚ how time permits or restricts Lola’s actions and consequences. The non-linearity concept of time in the film then emphasizes the importance of choice‚ possibility‚ determination‚ and consequence. Commendably

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    distinctive visual feature is the image of a sprinting‚ flame haired woman. visual impact is the keystone feature of the film and a complex range of cinematic techniques achieve this. central running figure of Lola is shot from multiple angles. heroic quest to save a life ensuring that we see Lola in myriad ways‚ identifying with her and entering the frame so to speak of her experience‚ the visual multiplicity of split screens which connect her with Manni‚ sensory reinforcement. she has a purpose‚

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