Reviews & Ratings for
Lost in Translation (2003)

Two lost souls. One foregin country.
An actor whose acting career is on the verge of ending and he's drinking at his hotel bar. Right across the other end, a lady with an overwhelming smile, with her own tales and escape, finds her console in the company of the old man. It's a pure journey of two adults who in their sound and sober minds fell in love with their company, exploring their unknown Japan. From neon pink head karaoke night to trying to comprehend Japanese at a hospital, the movie serves your desire for a utopian love that is best left unrequited.
The pace of the story is amazing and your faith in love and its power to let go would be restored. The movie has a unique touch that unsettles your nerves in the middle of neon lights and its beautiful visual journey. The characters are mature and co existing and the respective portrayers have done justice to their role.
It is a must watch if you're looking for a one night getaway that won't make you regret.