Here Are 3 of Director Sofia Coppola’s Favorite Albums, and We Can’t Help but Agree With Her Choices
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Here Are 3 of Director Sofia Coppola’s Favorite Albums, and We Can’t Help but Agree With Her Choices
Is it any surprise that Sofia Coppola’s taste in music reflects her directorial vision?
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Sofia Coppola has long been considered a visionary director for her attention to detail and eye for sumptuous scenes. With Francis Ford Coppola as a father, there’s really no alternative. But Sofia Coppola cultivated her own image with acclaimed films like Marie Antoinette, Lost in Translation, and The Virgin Suicides. So it’s no surprise that her taste in music reflects her creative vision. In a 2004 Entertainment Weekly feature, Coppola listed 12 of her favorite albums, and these three stand out.
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