"Lost in Translation", an encounter between two Americans who suffer from insomnia due to jet lag in a foreign country. It has been lying on my hard drive for nearly a year. Recently, I have been addicted to various crime dramas. My mind is full of all kinds of bloody and strange corpses at the scene. After watching too much, I am indeed a little tired of "trial misery". It is also good to take a look at Scarlett Johansson's misty and sexy eyes. In fact, the plot of the film is not complicated. The script written by the director Sofia Coppola himself, and some clips and scenes in the light narrative are full of fun. The outdated Hollywood star BOB was smeared by Japanese directors and photographers at the scene of the commercial, and was forced to put on some embarrassed poses and smiles; he was massaged in a hotel room. Girl, the young pornographic worker's self-directed and self-acted performance is really wonderful; the crowded Tokyo night scene with bright lights, a variety of lively subway station video game shops; striptease bars with Japanese characteristics... ...the dazzling Tokyo nightlife is on full display in this film. I am very glad that the director did not let the two male and female protagonists with different ages really develop a year-end love that ends in bed. Fortunately, although they were indeed attracted to each other in their short-lived relationship, they still fell in love after all. Just to be polite, I ended this encounter of "living elsewhere" with a GOODBYE KISS on the streets of Tokyo. Sometimes it is better not to sleep than to sleep.
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