Sofia Coppola: Things Left Unsaid @ ArtScience Cinema (11 Feb – 23 March)
"Sofia Coppola: Things Left Unsaid" celebrates the dreamy, intimate worlds of Sofia Coppola, whose exploration of loneliness through an unapologetic female gaze remains especially relevant today.
Featuring select screenings of Director Sofia Coppola's movies at the ArtScience Cinema (Level 4), from 11th February to 23rd of March, 2023.
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These are the films being screened (2/2). Further availability info in blogpost-linked, cheers. pic.twitter.com/BoQohtr7Ef
This cinematic retrospective looks at Coppola’s growth as a filmmaker whose films are guided by feeling, engendered by aesthetic. Starting from girlhood classic The Virgin Suicides (1999), Oscar-winning Lost in Translation (2003), gothic ‘pretty horror’ The Beguiled (2017) and more, Coppola creates intimate worlds where characters do not speak often, but everything else in the frame does. Read more here, which includes further descriptions of the films being screened, along with their dates and times (See Tweet embeds for screengrabs), along with link to buy tickets.
PRESS: Throughout her career, Coppola has developed an inimitable style of visual storytelling that sets her apart in the male-dominated film industry, combining her dreamlike sensibilities and a female gaze that is empathetic and tender towards her complex heroines.
We see pastels go hand in hand with loneliness; delicate visuals punctuated with an apt indie soundtrack. The objects and gestures in Coppola’s worlds are just as important as conversations between characters, which are few and far in between. Not much is said in a Coppola film, yet much is seen and felt and evoked.
Unashamedly I have only watched "Lost In Translation" from this selection of films, not fo the lack of wanting, but perhaps "timing" payed more of a part than I'd give it credit for .... Thru the years, my "connection" to her films includes multiple watches of the Bill Murray X Scarlett Johansson film, and select songs connected to her films, most notably "Age Of Consent" by New Order, heard in the trailer(watch above), which led me to hunt down the entire album ("Power, Corruption and Lies ") ~ LOL
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