Lola (1981)
The film is set in 1957–1958 in Coburg, in post-World War II West Germany. Schuckert is a local construction entrepreneur whose methods of gaining wealth include shady business practices such as bribing the local officials. His latest scheme is endangered with the arrival of von Bohm, a high minded building commissioner. Von Bohm tries to go for gradual change of the system from within, rather than exposing the participants. Meanwhile he falls in love with a beautiful woman named Lola. They are attracted to each other, and von Bohm starts thinking of marriage. When von Bohm finds her to be a cabaret singer/prostitute in the town brothel where most of von Bohm's adversaries are her clients and she is the 'personal toy' of Schuckert's, he collects evidence against Schuckert to expose the corruption. But because the town has benefited so much from shady capitalism, no one cares. Von Bohm is seduced into the system by money and marrying Lola. Schuckert gifts the brothel to Lola, now Mrs von Bohm, and von Bohm, on their wedding day. While von Bohm is out walking Schuckert takes Lola to bed.
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Barbara Sukowa Lola
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Armin Mueller-Stahl Von Bohm
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Mario Adorf Schukert
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Matthias Fuchs Esslin
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Helga Feddersen Frau Hettich
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Karin Baal Lola's Mother
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Ivan Desny Wittich
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Elisabeth Volkmann Gigi
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Hark Bohm Volker
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Karl-Heinz von Hassel Timmerding
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Rosel Zech Frau Schuckert
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Sonja Neudorfer Frau Fink
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Christine Kaufmann Susi
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Y Sa Lo Rosa
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Günther Kaufmann GI
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Isolde Barth Frau Volker
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Karsten Peters Editor
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Harry Baer 1st demonstrator
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Rainer Will 2nd demonstrator
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Herbert Steinmetz Concierge
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Nino Korda TV delivery man
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Raúl Gimenez 1st waiter
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Andrea Heuer Librarian
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Udo Kier 2nd waiter
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Juliane Lorenz Saleswoman
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Maxim Oswald Grandfather Berger
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Helmut Petigk Bouncer
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Marita Pleyer Rahel
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Ulrike Vigo Little Marie