Nominated for best director for the 2004 Academy Awards for
Lost In Translation, Sofia Coppola is only third woman to achieve that honor. She also directed the
Virgin Suicides and
Marie Antoinette.
Kirsten Dunst wears lavish costumes and eats a lot of cake in Sofia Coppola's biopic about the doomed queen.
Sofia Coppola's
Lost in Translation, starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johannson as an odd couple stranded in a luxurious Tokyo hotel, is a hilariously funny and touching gem of a movie.
Sofia Coppola followed up the lavish
Marie Antoniette with a baby, an ad campaign with her famous father, and finally, by making her own commercial for Christian Dior. Watch the ad.
The first of the critic's groups to announce their awards for the season, New York Film Critics Online picked their winners for 2003 at the Walter Reade Theater yesterday. Your guides joined Stephanie Zacharek (Salon.com), David Edelstein (Slate), Armond White (New York Press), and others to pick the best of 2003. Sofia Coppola's "Lost in Translation" emerged as the year's strongest film.
News of Sofia Copollo's film at the 2003 Venice Film Festival.
Watch the trailer of Sofia Coppola's wonderful film starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson, two lost souls and kindred spirits who meet in a Toyko hotel.
Coppola talks about directing "The Virgin Suicides," marriage, career influences, and dealing with movie critics.
Site dedicated to the director of "Lick the Star" and "The Virgin Suicides", Sofia Coppola.
Sofia talks about how, despite the fact that her famous name may have helped open a few doors, "you have to go out and do it yourself."
SPLICEDwire interviewed Sofia Coppola on March 30, 2000 in San Francisco
