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After a disastrous start in Hollywood as an actress in the doomed Godfather III film, Sofia Coppola has found her calling and is following in her famed father, Francis Ford Coppola’s footsteps, by becoming an accomplished director, writer, and producer in her own right. Her first independent film, the effective and PKotional “”Virgin Suicides,”” garnered critical acclaim and established her “”directorial voice.”” She follows that film up with her upcoming “”Lost In The Translation.”” This film can best be described as a combination love letter to Japan and Bill Murray’s “”Punch Drunk Love.””
We were planning on interviewing Sofia, but that fell through at the last minute. However the Press Kit for “”Lost In The Translation”” includes an excellent interview with Coppola and co-producer Ross Katz. If we interviewed her as planned, these are the questions we most likely would have asked, anyway, check it out.Press KitSofia, the vantage point of a young woman has been a constant in the work you