
BAFTA Awards 2000 - Nominated - Best Film not in the English Language
Bavarian Film Awards 1999 - Won - Best Production
Brothers Manaki International Film Festival 2000 - Won - Special Jury Award
Chlotrudis Awards 2000 - Won - Best Cinematography
BAFTA Awards 2000 - Nominated - Best Film not in the English Language
Bavarian Film Awards 1999 - Won - Best Production
Brothers Manaki International Film Festival 2000 - Won - Special Jury Award
Chlotrudis Awards 2000 - Won - Best Cinematography
Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards 2000 - Won - Best Foreign Film
Ernst Lubitsch Awards 1999 - Won - Ernst Lubitsch Award
Florida Film Critics Circle Awards 2000 - Won - Best Foreign Film
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - German Film of the Year
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - Outstanding Cinematography
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - Outstanding Direction
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - Outstanding Editing
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - Outstanding Feature Film
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - Outstanding Supporting Actor
German Film Awards 1999 - Won - Outstanding Supporting Actress
Independent Spirit Awards 2000 - Won - Best Foreign Film
Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards 2000 - Won - Best Foreign Language Film
Online Film Critics Society Awards 2000 - Won - Best Editing
Online Film Critics Society Awards 2000 - Won - Best Foreign Language Film
Seattle International Film Festival 1999 - Won - Best Film
Southeastern Film Critics Association Awards 2000 - Won - Best Foreign Language Film
Sundance Film Festival 1999 - Won - Audience Award for World Cinema
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Run, Lola, Run
Film SynopsisTom Tykwer directed this German thriller in which Manni (Moritz Bleibtreu) handled a smuggling job, delivered the loot, collected the payment, left the bag on the subway, and now has 20 minutes to gather 100,000 deutsche marks or confront the wrath of his boss, local criminal Ronnie (Heino Ferch). Desperate, Manni phones his girlfriend Lola (Franka Potente) who immediately runs downstairs and through Berlin streets to the bank run by her father (Herbert Knaup). Get Involved |
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Rated R for some violence and language.
Runtime:
81 min.
Genres:
Drama
Romance
Mystery / Thriller
Country:
GERMANY
Language:
German
Color:
Color
Certification:
R
Tagline
Jeden Tag, jede Sekunde triffst Du eine Entscheidung, die Dein Leben verändern kann. (English translation: Every second of every day you're faced with a decision that can change your life.) Es sind die kurzen Augenblicke, die über Leben oder Tod entscheiden können... (English translation: The difference between life or death can be decided in a split second.)
Memorable Quotes
Manni: What if I were in a coma, and the doc says, "One more day?" Lola: I'd throw you into the ocean... Shock therapy.
[flashback to conversation between Lola and Manni] Lola: Manni - you're not dead yet. [cuts back to Manni dying on the road after being run over by an ambulance] Manni: I'm not?
[first lines] [subtitled version] Narrator: Mankind, probably the most mysterious species on our planet. A mystery of open questions. Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? How do we know what we believe to know? Why do we believe anything at all? Innumerable questions looking for an answer, an answer which will raise the next question and the following answer will raise a following question and so on and so forth. But in the end, isn't it always the same question and always the same answer?
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Directed by
Tom Tykwer
Produced by
Stefan Arndt
Writing credits
Tom Tykwer
Cast
| Franka Potente | ||
| Moritz Bleibtreu | ||
| Herbert Knaup | ||
| Nina Petri | ||
| Armin Rohde | ||
| Joachim Król | ||
| Ludger Pistor | ||
| Suzanne von Borsody | ||
| Sebastian Schipper | ||
| Julia Lindig | ||
| Lars Rudolph | ||
| Andreas Petri | ||
| Klaus Müller | ||
| Utz Krause |
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