

Getting Lost (in the Films of Sofia Coppola)
Sep 4, 2023
Sofia Coppola, filmmaker known for her movies about what it means to be a girl, discusses her films, including Lost in Translation. They explore the portrayal of Japanese culture in the film, the controversy surrounding the age difference between the main characters, and analyze the politics of girlhood in Coppola's works. They also discuss Marie Antoinette and The Virgin Suicides, highlighting the themes of beauty and struggles of the characters.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Sofia Coppola's Films
01:48 • 8min
Lost in Translation: Portrayal, Isolation, and Controversy
09:41 • 9min
Lost in Translation: Exploring Sofia Coppola's Films and the Politics of Girlhood
19:09 • 17min
Marie Antoinette and the Illusion of Beauty
35:46 • 5min
Exploring 'The Virgin Suicides' and its Adaptation
41:05 • 10min
Appreciating an Artistic Clip and Astounding Moments in 'Blurring'
51:10 • 2min
Understanding the Feminine Experience in Sofia Coppola's Films
53:06 • 3min