Sofia Coppola's "Archive". With two lovely backstage photos from the movie I liked the most from her. Saw it at the cinema at the time, I was only 29 I guess, so did't relate to the story of a man in his 50s falling in love with someone younger and viceversa. A man in their 20s, 30s still thinks like a teenager, that's how stupid we men are sometimes. But I was captivated anyway. I never needed a movie or book should be directly related with my life to enjoy it. I found that absolutely mediocre and disgusting. And I liked "Lost in Translation" because of the mood of the story, the rhythm and gorgeous visuals, the wonderful taste in music Sofia Coppola has and because of course, that terrible feeling of experiencing an unresolved relationship is universal.
If I spoiled you, fuck off. This movie is 20 years old, Your fault if you didn't see it :).