Lost in Translation

Lost in Translation is a (2003) motion picture. It was the second writing and directorial effort of Sofia Coppola, after The Virgin Suicides.

Awards

• The film won the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy and garnered four other Golden Globe Award nominations, for best director, best motion picture (musical or comedy), best actor (musical or comedy) (Murray), best actress (musical or comedy) (Johansson), and best screenplay. It won the awards for best picture (musical or comedy), best screenplay, and best actor (musical or comedy).
• At the BAFTA film awards, the film won the editing and both best actor (Murray) and best actress (Johansson) awards, as well as being nominated in five other categories (best film, director, original screenplay, and cinematography).
• It won four IFP Independent Spirit Awards, for best feature, best director, best male lead (Murray), and best screenplay.
• Lost in Translation also received nominations for four Academy Awards: for best director (the first time an American woman was nominated for this award), best picture, best actor (Murray), and best original screenplay. It won the award for best original screenplay.