“Frivolous Lola” Makes Its 4K UHD and North American Blu-ray Debut

Get ready to join the Joie de Vivre club with the delightful release of “Frivolous Lola,” a film by Tinto Brass that has captured hearts with its vibrant and playful narrative. Cult Epics proudly presents the world premiere of “Frivolous Lola” in 4K UHD and its North American premiere on Blu-ray. This edition features the Uncut & Uncensored Director’s Cut, available for the first time with both new and vintage bonus features, set to enchant fans and newcomers alike on March 26, 2024.

Tinto Brass' Frivolous Lola HD Trailer from Cult Epics on Vimeo.

Learn more about “Frivolous Lola”

Set against the backdrop of Italy and produced in 1998, “Frivolous Lola” is known as Tinto Brass’ most endearing film. It tells the story of the irresistibly charming Lola, who embarks on a cheeky mission to spice up her relationship with her fiancé. With a runtime of approximately 105 minutes, the film is available in both English and Italian, with optional English subtitles, ensuring a broad audience can enjoy Lola’s mischievous adventures.

The “Frivolous Lola” 4K UHD+Blu-ray and Blu-ray editions are priced at $49.95 and $34.95, respectively. Both versions boast a new 4K transfer and restoration from the original negative, offering unparalleled picture quality. The audio experience is equally immersive, with DTS-HD MA 5.1 Surround and 2.0 Stereo options available. These releases are region-free, making them accessible to an international audience.

Special Features Galore

This special edition is brimming with extras that delve deeper into the film’s creation and legacy:

• New 4K Transfer & Restoration with HDR on the 4K UHD Blu-ray.
• DTS-HD MA 5.1 Surround/2.0 Stereo in both English & Italian.
• An insightful new audio commentary by Eugenio Ercolani & Nathaniel Thompson.
• Theatrical Trailers to relive the anticipation of the film’s original release.
• An exclusive interview with director Tinto Brass from 2004, offering personal insights into the film’s production.
• A comprehensive photo gallery and a 20-page illustrated booklet featuring essays by Eugenio Ercolani and Domenico Monetti, providing context and deeper understanding of “Frivolous Lola.”

Adding to the appeal of this release is the collectible packaging, which includes a reversible sleeve featuring the original Italian uncensored poster art, a protective slipcase, and for the first pressing of the 4K UHD edition only, four reproduction Italian lobby card prints, making it a must-have for collectors.