Delpy directed from her own script and starred in “Lolo,” which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and had its North American premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. It’s slated for ...

Lolo (2016) | Phoenix Arizona Movie Theater Showtimes Reviews 'Lolo,' 2.5 stars Director: Julie Delpy. Cast: Julie Delpy, Dany Boon, Vincent Lacoste. Rating: Not rated. Note: At Harkins Shea.

Venice Days has slotted Julie Delpy ‘s “Lolo” as the eleventh title in its competition lineup. This marks the world premiere of the comedy, before it heads to Toronto later in September.

Delpy, who co-wrote and directed the film, stars as Violette, a 45-year old Parisian woman, a fashion art director and single mom to 20-year-old Eloi, aka Lolo (Vincent Lacoste).

Venice Days (Sept 2-12) has rounded out its programme with Julie Delpy’s Lolo, bringing the number of titles in competition at the independently run section of the Venice Film Festival to 11.

Delpy has directed multiple films, from “Looking for Jimmy” to “Lolo” and “Two Days in Paris,” where she cast her own parents. “My father, my mother, my cat. His name was Jean-Luc.

Julie Delpy returns to the director’s chair with Lolo, a hysterical French comedy set in the Parisian world of fashion and art. Delpy plays a neurotic fashion insider who meets on holiday a country ...