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Sofia Coppola made ‘one great indie movie’ back before every1 realized that Garden State, The Royal Tenenbaums, and Lost in Translation all actually ’set back the art of filmmaking’ at least 20-50 years. She made Lost In Translation, a semi-autobiographical film where she ‘gets railed’ by an old guy (Bill Murray). Not sure that the movie actually ’said anything’ but it was ‘deep’ and it was ’set in Japan’ and Bill Murray ‘acted deep and disconnected’, so it was a ‘critical success.’ She has also made a few other indie films that appeal to empty indie broads who need to buy ‘cool looking movie posters’ for their rooms.