Lost in Translation: Exploring Sofia Coppola's Films and the Politics of Girlhood

This chapter dives into Sofia Coppola's films, particularly 'Lost in Translation', and discusses the politics of girlhood portrayed in her works. The speakers compare Coppola's exploration of women's experiences to other directors like Greta Gerwig, analyze the character of Charlotte in 'Lost in Translation', and examine the themes of human connection and isolation. They also touch upon Coppola's other films, including 'Marie Antoinette' and 'The Virgin Suicides', discussing their depictions of girlhood and womanhood.