Film Lens
Lola lives in a public nursing home where she shares everything, from clothes to the only coffin available. Her personal belongings are limited to memories of her mother and husband, both of whom have passed away. Each day, she finds purpose by looking out the window to check on her husband, who resides across the street, and by attempting to call her mother.
The film presents an impersonal world for Lola, where her only connection to life is through these memories. The narrative focuses on her daily routine and the emotional strength she derives from her past relationships, contrasting her experiences in the nursing home with her longing for personal connections.
Why Watch
- •Meet Lola, a resident with a unique perspective on life.
- •Find out how memories shape Lola's daily routine.
- •See the shared experiences in a nursing home setting.
Did You Know
•Lola's only personal belonging is her memories of her mother and husband.
•The nursing home has only one coffin shared among residents.
•Lola checks on her husband daily, who lives directly across the street.
•Both of Lola's great loves, her mother and husband, have been deceased for many years.
Perfect For
Elderly care topicsPersonal memory explorationNursing home life