Jacques Demy updates the fate of Lola (Anouk Aimée), the French prostitute who gave his first film its name in 1961. She has moved to Los Angeles and works in a “model shop,” where lonely men go to snap photos of beautiful women. 2001’s Gary Lockwood plays a would-be architect who pursues Lola like some holy grail through the City of Angels. Misunderstood or dismissed upon its release, Model Shop was Demy’s only American film, and it shows a fine outsider’s sense of atmosphere: LA’s fractured topography of beach, canyon, and low-rise metropolis; the pastel model shop with its labyrinth of back rooms; the lambent languor of the Sunset Strip at twilight.