Awards

Sofia Coppola becomes the first woman to be nominated for writing, directing and producing in the same year.

USA/Japan.

USA.

USA/Japan.

USA

USA.

For writing, directing and producing.

3rd place

Tied with Denys Arcand for The Barbarian Invasions (2003).

For the cool detachment and freshness with which she observes the antics of various American and Japanese television and communication industry people in the anonymous surroundings of a large Japanese city, and for the sensitivity with which she modulates the atmosphere of the film from comedy to melancholy.

LOST IN TRANSLATION is only the second feature film by Sofia Coppola, yet it presents a unique voice in American film. Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson bring great humor and credibility to characters adrift inside the neon and steel of today's Tokyo. The film creates and sustains a bold, but delicate mood where they share days of isolation and celebrity and marriage and loneliness - two foreigners who need each other in an alien landscape.

Tied with The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003).

2nd place

Tied with Sideways (2004) in 13th place

2nd place

6th Place

3rd place.

3rd place. Tied with City of God (2002) and In America (2002).

2nd place.

Runner-Up

Runner-Up

For the dubbing of Bill Murray.