Director Sophia Coppola said of Lost in Translation, “It's about moments in life that are great but don't last. They don't go on, but you always have the memory and they have an effect on you.”

A beautiful, languid movie about a lonely, obsessive, suicidal librarian who meets a laid-back woman whose sister has just died

Slow-paced and dreamy movie about a young woman newly arrived in Tokyo and unsure of where her life is going

This film is very slow paced and realistic, and shows the details of everyday life like hanging up washing or eating

Simply beautiful tale of Buddhist monks in a floating monastery set against the changing seasons

A dreamy story of a drifter and a battered wife who live a ghostly existence in strangers’ empty homes

If you could choose only one memory to take into the afterlife, what would it be?