Run Lola Run was an odd but interesting film. I was expecting something close to Sherlock, which demonstrates many different types of interesting transitions. I was surprised they incorporated an animated scene n their film. I liked the second run when Lola tumbling down the stairs in animation was following by Lola as a real character on the floor after she tumbled down the stairs. It gave a alternate reality-like twist to the story. I was also surprised they used split screens in a film that is not based off of comedy.
Three thing I noticed in the film from the editing unit:
Cross cutting: The cross cut can be found between Lola's running scene and Lola's father's interaction with the woman.
Dissolve: After the death of Lola and Manni in the first two runs, the scenes dissolved into a red, then into Lola and Manni's mysterious scene in bed.
Eye-line matching: This was most clearly seen during the death of Manni and Lola. They both looked into each other's lifeless eyes, facing directly into the camera.