Lolita
Director: Adrian Ryan
Screenwriters: Stephen Schiff/Vladimir Nabokov
Starring: Jeremy Irons/Dominic Swan/Melanie Griffith/Frank Langra/Susanna Shepard/More
Type: Plot/Love/Erotic
Production country/region: France/United States
Language: English
Release dates: September 26, 1997 (Italy)/January 14, 1998 (France)/September 25, 1998 (United States)
Duration: 137 minutes
University professor Han Ba (played by Jeremy Irons) experienced the pain of losing his first girlfriend when he was young, and since then he has developed a special affection for underage girls.
Once he went to the United States and became a tenant of the widow Charlotte (played by Melanie Griffin). When he saw Charlotte’s 14-year-old daughter Lolita (played by Dominic Swin), he fell madly in love with this beautiful girl. In fact, Charlotte hopes to marry Han Ba so that she and her daughter can have a place to rely on. At the same time, in order to stay by Lolita’s side, Han Ba still married Charlotte. Soon after, Charlotte learned of her husband’s infatuation with her daughter and died in a car accident while running away in anger.
Han Ba brought Lolita, who was at summer camp, to his side and secretly traveled to the United States with his mother, hiding the news of her death. They also began an illicit relationship. Faced with the little witch Lolita, Han Ba obediently complied, but Lolita still grew tired of him and conspired to escape