Sofia Coppola answers questions from Jacob Elordi, Hunter Schafer, Maya Hawke and many more | i-D

To mark the release of her latest film Priscilla, iconic director Sofia Coppola reflects on over two decades of her singular take on girlhood via questions from collaborators, idols and fans including Jacob Elordi, Hunter Schafer, Jane Campion and more.

00:00 - 00:12 - Intro
00:17 - 00:41 - Cailee Spaeny
00:42 - 01:30 - Jacob Elordi
01:31 - 02:23 - Hunter Schafer
02:24 - 03:11 - Chase Sui Wonders
03:12 - 04:21 - New Order
04:22 - 05:21 - Rachel Sennott
05:22 - 06:34 - Coco Gordon Moore
06:35 - 08:00 - Jane Campion
08:00 - 08:30 - Elle Fanning
08:31 - 08:49 - Raven Jackson
08:50 - 09:06 - Juliana Canfield
09:07 - 09:34 - Kim Gordon
09:35 - 10:04 - Maya Hawke
10:05 - 10:51 - Jo Ann Callis
10:52 - 11:22 - Michèle Lamy
11:23 - 11:59 - Hari Nef
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[Nancy-sfpl]

Her talking about loving Jane Campion and then the next question being from Jane Campion is so cute

[julia-tqsj]

rachel sennott opening her video with “hey queen” i wouldnt expect anything less 😭

[jaimielevesquesteel]

I love her rule of no yelling on set. ❤

[sophiaisabelle]

Sofia Coppola is a well-respected director in the film industry in general. She's articulated her insights well.

[jjgavin]

okay but now i need a sofia coppola directed anna karenina

[artlesscalamity]

This is a great format that I haven’t really seen before. Great idea to have questions from people from within her industry and orbit, because they know what to ask. Plus it’s just cool to see so many “cameos” and cultural icons pop up. Well done.

[sophiarain]

I just feel like I could trust her with my life

[toddc]

Loved this. I’m a 40 year old man but I’ve grown up with Sofia’s films. I remember seeing The Virgin Suicides in theaters when I was 17 and being blown away. Her films have always resonated with me. I’ll watch anything she makes. Great questions and answers!

[oxiary]

when i worked @ wired i literally gave this pitch of pre-recorded actors//directors asking questions to actors//directors and they skipped it. ID did it and did it so well ❤️‍🔥

[Bjorks]

There hasn't been a single Sofia Coppola movie that failed to impress me. Even some of her flawed ones are still worth to watch. Easily one of my favourite filmmakers of all time 🙌

[juliacortex]

i love how sofia's work is so culturaly connected to music! and there are no such things as coincidences she literally spoke of bizare love triangle and then new f-ing order came up. that was wild. marie antoinette's soundtrack is my all time favorite. i love getting to know her process and i'm so happy that everybody seems to be celebrating sofia.

[bambicried]

well let’s get hunter schafer in a movie let’s get to it sofia!!

[lakikimimi]

As a woman entering her mid 20's, Sofia's work is still resonating and talking to my teenager self. I remember growing up and watching lost in translation and TVS on loop, i still do to this day when i'm in need of internal grounding. Absolutely love her work. Loved Priscilia. Her work is flawless. Can't wait to see more of her work. <3

[kikib]

Sofia is so authentic, chill and inspiring ❤

[maribreve]

This would've been perfect if Kirsten had a made a question to her fr

[Mr_Starkitty]

Now I want Sofia Copollas Spotify profile. 😅

[akibastman]

This is a great format, please do it again 🫡

[MrPhenom]

More interviews with this format please!

[rurulosha]

thank you for kirsten dunsting my childhood ❤

[moviemazlow]

Thank you for this! This could have been two hours and I would have watched it all