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Lost in Tokyo | Love needs no translation.

Director: (Sofia Coppola)

Main performances: (Scarlett Johansson Scarlett Johansson) (bill murray/Bill Murray) (Akiko Takeshita) (Nanmachi Kazuo) (Chai Tian Kazuo) (Take).

Last film: August 29th, 2003.

Plot introduction:

Under the lonely night sky in Tokyo, two Americans with insomnia met in a bar. ...

Bob harris, a fading Hollywood movie star, watched the elegance fade away sadly and feebly. Love suddenly left marriage, and all the passion for survival disappeared. Life has no meaning to him, as if only a numb body is walking blankly. Harris came to Tokyo to shoot a whiskey advertisement. He has no interest in this job. Back to the hotel, just sitting alone, he is not tired, but completely tired-not only for the present life, but for life itself.

Charlotte, a beautiful young college graduate, is in her prime. She married a photographer and accompanied her husband to Tokyo, only to find that he was completely immersed in his work and almost ignored her existence. Charlotte had to wander around the city alone, wandering aimlessly in the street. She suddenly felt how distressed she was about this state and how ignorant she was about her husband.

A pair of equally lonely and depressed men and women sneaked into the city and finally found their faith again in the infinite possibilities hidden in life. ...

Everyone is eager to make new friends.

Two Americans, bob harris (Bill Murray) and Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson), meet in Tokyo. Bob is a movie star. He comes here to shoot an advertisement about whisky, while Charlotte travels here with her photographer husband (giovanni ribisi). On a sleepless night, Bob and Charlotte met in a bar of a luxury hotel. This accidental meeting soon forged a beautiful friendship between the two. Charlotte and Bob started their adventure in Tokyo, during which they met citizens from all walks of life, which left a deep impression on Glad You Came. While rejoicing, they also found new life beliefs.

The film Lost in Tokyo directed by Sofia Coppola was all shot in Japan. The film explores the connotation of close friendship and shows the scenery and human feelings on the streets of Tokyo. According to Ms. Coppola's original script, this film explores the unexpected emotional connection between people. This connection may not last long, but it will be cherished in our hearts forever.

Ms Coppola is studying fine arts in california institute of the arts. At that time, she wrote and directed the short film Licking the Stars (which was shown to the world at the Venice International Film Festival), and then released her main film Suicide of a Virgin, which was adapted from a novel by Jeffrey Eugenides and was shown to the world at the Cannes International Film Festival.