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Lost in Translation (2003) Sofia Coppola

January 21st 2025

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LOST IN TRANSLATION 2003

Can you keep a secret? I'm trying to organise a prison break. I'm looking for, like, an accomplice. We have to first get out of this bar, then the hotel, then the city, and then the country. Are you in or you out?

[getoutofthisplace]

Dear Gus,

This morning Mom had to go do bridesmaid things, so I went to pick you up at Yiayia’s house, but we ended up staying until nearly lunchtime. After our nap, I drove you to Beebe so you could spend the night with Nene, then raced back home to get ready for the wedding, which was way out in Paron. I made it in time, your mother looked beautiful, and everyone had fun.

Dad

Paron, Arkansas. 11.23.2019 - 4.56pm.

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Lost in Translation (2003) Director - Sofia Coppola, Cinematography - Lance Acord “Let’s never come here again because it would never be as much fun.”

[everythingisamovie]

[everything-offspring]

TV show Offspring drawing more young people to live in the northern suburbs

CATHERINE LAMBERT HERALD SUN JUNE 26, 2014 10:22AM

THE ‘Nina effect’ is bringing more young people to the inner northern suburbs of Melbourne. The popularity of Ten’s hit show Offspring, set largely in Fitzroy, Collingwood and and North Fitzroy, is thought to be driving the trend. Property developer Martin Strode said the region’s troubled past was giving the northern suburbs a character that appealed to young professionals. “They love the struggling guy busking in the street, just as a Maserati pulls up and parks,” Mr Strode said. “The north is no longer Melbourne’s best kept secret. In recent times shows like Offspring have really captured the essence of this unique part of our city and are driving a demographic shift of people moving into the area. You might pin it down to the ‘Nina effect’ — those seeking a Manhattan-style loft apartment just like Nina’s.” Secondary schoolteacher Sally Goss, 30, has just bought an apartment off the plans at the new Yorkshire Brewery development in Collingwood largely because she wants to live the Nina Proudman lifestyle. She is moving from Richmond. “I’m a big fan of the show and always have been — the sense of family, the fact that it showcases the north is really appealing because the places on the show are familiar to me,” Ms Goss said.

“I live in Richmond at the moment but the sense of community in the northern suburbs is much stronger and the show really captures that. It’s that lifestyle that I’m attracted to.” She knows all of Nina’s favourite hangouts, from the Hell of the North restaurant to the Collingwood Leisure Centre, although she swims at the Brunswick Baths. Like Nina, in the warmer months she makes use of the parks in East Melbourne and Fitzroy and frequently goes to one of Nina’s favourite spots, the Tinpot Cafe in Fitzroy North. “They’re all places I go to with friends for brunch on the weekends and I also like a lot of the clothes she wears to work because I wear similar things,” she said. Mr Strode said the Yorkshire Brewery was a $220 million development of 356 apartments ranging from $395,000 to $1.4 million. At the last two weekends of opening, 750 people inspected the development, due to be completed next year. “No one wanted to live in that area 20 or even 10 years ago but now it fetches the same prices as South Yarra,” he said.

LIVING THE NINA LIFESTYLE Where to eat and play the Nina Proudman way: Tinpot Cafe, 248 St George’s Rd, North Fitzroy. A cosy vibe with retro vintage furniture that will be a setting for Offspring episodes later this serason. Black Cat Cafe, 252 Brunswick St, Fitzroy. A 30-year-old institution that has always broken new cafe ground was the scene for one of Nina’s fantasies where she imagines she is someone else. Hell of the North, 135 Greeves St, Fitzroy. A European-style bistro where the focus is on casual dining and particularly good for shared grazing. It was the location for Nina’s ill-fated high school reunion. Collingwood Leisure Centre, Corner Turnbull and Hoddle streets, Clifton Hill. The 25-metre lap pool is popular for adults but there is also a toddler pool, learn-to-swim pool and spa for relaxing. The first episode of this season when she took baby Zoe for her first swimming lesson. Fitzroy Gardens, Clarendon St, East Melbourne. Many claim this to be our best public garden, and was featured in Episode 3 of this season when Nina, Zara and Kim were walking together. Edinburgh Gardens, Alfred Cres, Fitzroy North. Filled with open lawns and location for a touching scene where the ghost of Patrick walks with Nina while she is pushing baby Zoe in the pram. Grub Food Van, 87 Moor St, Fitzroy. A converted 1965 van that sits in the front yard of a converted industrial site was the scene for Nina’s coffee with her former counsellor Lawrence in episode 1.

SOURCE: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/tv-show-offspring-drawing-more-young-people-to-live-in-the-northern-suburbs/story-fni0fit3-1226966787788?nk=01c0f12d8d8512056a05c02d13c19c36

[dame-nation]

A song about penance. Work my way back Lyrics: C. Lambert, Marco Giorgio Music: C. Lambert I had to let you go It was the only thing to do I had to walk away I just couldn’t stay one more day ‘Cos I was wrong for you And I saw the hurt in your eyes What I was doing, was wrong for me Still why do I feel this way, You’re still in my head all the time My mind turns back to you Day after day after day I should move on from the past, Find some peace of mind But those were the best times, of my life Chorus: So I’m working on myself So I can work my way back to you I want to earn your trust To prove that it’s true I don’t expect you to believe me After all I put you through Fin-ding forgiveness can take some time And I believe in you Pride masks the pain inside that Time’s supposed to heal My mind was in a fog So surreal So the work began, To fix the damage that I’ve done I hurt you and I know it So the time has come------ Chorus

[lunasabatica]

Catherine Lambert, Psychic Jetsam III.