Lolita's Club

Synopsis

In 2007's 'Lolita's Club', directed by Vicente Aranda, Eduardo Noriega stars in a tale of love, obsession, and betrayal. The film follows twin brothers, Raúl and Edu, who are polar opposites in character. While Raúl is a successful police officer, Edu is a criminal who seduces women for his own pleasure. The brothers' lives intertwine when they both fall in love with the enigmatic Olga, sparking a series of events that test the limits of loyalty and morality. As the story unfolds, secrets are revealed, leading to a thrilling and unexpected conclusion that delves into the depths of human nature.

Cast

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  Eduardo Noriega

  Raúl / Valentín

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  Flora Martínez

  Milena

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  Belén Fabra

  Olga

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  Héctor Colomé

  José

• Sonia Madrid

  Carmen

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  Vicente Gil

  Simón

Reviews

Despite an intriguing premise, 'Lolita's Club' fails to fully capitalize on its potential, with many critics expressing disappointment in its execution. The film received mixed reviews from various sources, with some praising the performances, particularly Eduardo Noriega's portrayal of the complex character Edu. However, the disjointed narrative and pacing issues left many viewers feeling disconnected from the story. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 4.1/10, criticizing its lack of coherence and character development. On the other hand, IMDb users rated it 4.6/10, highlighting the film's atmospheric visuals and suspenseful moments. While 'Lolita's Club' offers a unique take on the theme of obsession, it ultimately falls short of delivering a truly captivating cinematic experience.