Lost in Translation

And now Hollywood is about to welcome the band with open arms too as Phoenix compose their first movie soundtrack for Mars' wife, 'Lost in Translation' director Sofia Coppola, and her new film, 'Sometime.' "It's very minimal," said Mars of...

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...started the company in 1899 and began building Japan's first whiskey distillery in Osaka prefecture in 1923. In the 2003 movie "Lost in Translation," Bill Murray plays an actor paid to come to Tokyo and appear in a commercial for Suntory...

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It's a feat that the three prior nominees - Lina Wertmuller ("Seven Beauties"), Jane Campion ("The Piano") and Sofia Coppola ("Lost in Translation") - failed to accomplish. "This is Sally Ride, first woman in space big," declared Melissa...

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...just have to take it as a huge compliment." Bigelow's nomination was a rarity. Only three other women, including Sofia Coppola for 2003's "Lost in Translation," have been nominated for best director in the 80-plus years since the Oscars...

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...of America statue. Women have been notoriously underrepresented in the directorial category. In 2004 Sofia Coppola was nominated for Lost in Translation, but lost to the juggernaut that was Peter Jackson and The Lord of the Rings. She was...

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...for best director: Lina Wertmuller for "Seven Beauties," in 1977; Jane Campion for "The Piano," in 1994; and Sofia Coppola for "Lost in Translation," in 2003. Campion had a film some thought would be in the Oscar hunt this year: the...

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...of "Avatar," for the best director award. Bigelow's nomination was a rarity. Only three other women, including Sofia Coppola for 2003's "Lost in Translation," have been nominated for best director in the 80-plus years since the world's...

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...three female helmers were nominated: Lina Wertmuller for "Seven Beauties" (1976), Jane Campion for "The Piano" (1993) and Sofia Coppola for "Lost in Translation" (2003). Lee Daniels ("Precious") is the second African American nominated for...

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Only three other females - Italy's Lina Wertmuller (Seven Beauties, 1976), New Zealand-born Jane Campion (The Piano, 1993) and Sofia Coppola (Lost in Translation, 2003) - have ever competed in the category. Meanwhile, Daniels is only the...

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