Getting LOST | Official Trailer (4K)

Official trailer for Getting LOST: A documentary about the worldwide hit television show LOST and the community of fans that it brought together.

Getting LOST is the definitive retrospective documentary on the television show LOST and its lasting impact on the people who made it and the fan community. It explores life-changing personal stories touched by LOST, including incredible friendships and heartwarming love stories, touching tales of heartache and loss, and the influence the show had on the television landscape and the careers of some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

Coming soon from Popmotion Pictures.

Director: Taylor Morden
Producers: Ralph D. Apel, Emily Claire, Jo Garfein, Taylor Morden
Featuring: Bobby Moynihan, Damon Lindelof, Daniel Dae Kim, Elizabeth Mitchell, Emilie de Ravin, Evangeline Lilly, Henry Ian Cusick, J.J. Abrams, Jorge Garcia,
Josh Holloway, M.C. Gainey, Maggie Grace, Malcolm David Kelley, Michael Emerson, Michael Giacchino, Sonya Walger, Tania Raymonde, Terry O'Quinn and more

Song: "Roller Coaster Smoke" written & performed by Punchline

#LOST #documentary #lostdocumentary

[gettinglostdoc]

Tickets are available for screenings and festivals around the world. More screenings will be added over the next month. Follow us to see if we are coming to your area! Coming soon after to digital worldwide! Info: gettinglostdoc.com
PS- Matthew Fox decline our invitation and didn’t tell us why.

[LOSTEXPLAINED]

Strap me to the chair in Room 23 and plug this documentary into my veins! Can't wait to see it 🙏

[barparildar]

One of the craziest things that happened to me.

I finished the final episode of Lost and walked to Santa Monica 3rd street. I was in the line at a coffee shop. Desmond was right in front of me! I was already super emotional due to just being finished the show only an hour ago. I told him "I'll see you in another life brother". He smiled! What a moment!

[nanamelon]

The only thing I need more than this documentary is to re-watch Lost for hundredth time. Boy, am I excited!

[nickwittednonpareil]

Many streaming series owe their existence to LOST. This kind of plot serialisation and multi-cultural casting was *unheard of* on network TV in this era. LOST walked so Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, etc. could run. It reshaped what TV as a medium could be in a significant way.

[Sammi_]

This documentary is the greatest gift for the Lost fandom! This documentary not only celebrates the show itself but also the fans. It’s a great example of how something we love like a tv show or our favorite band can create a safe space for so many people! Can’t wait to watch this again and again!

[jimmy]

I remember one day being in our new flat in my bedroom aged 21, watching the first episodes of this air on channel 4 in the UK. Feeling blissed out on life and full of youthful exuberance. It was a fun 6-year journey. Now five minutes has passed and we’re celebrating the 20th anniversary! How can it be 20-years! I mean really!?

[HISNAMEWASXAV]

Can’t express enough how much this feels like an extension of the show itself. “We have to go back” is beyond appropriate for the tag line as that’s what it does: for all of us who went to the early LA screenings, THIS DOC TOOK US BACK TO THE ISLAND! Can’t wait to see it again when it comes out.

[JeremyIceAndFire]

I never understood the false narrative that LOST didn't provide answers. I think ppl who say this simply didn't pay attention close enough. How some ppl completely misinterpreted the ending to mean they were dead the whole time is a perfect example of this. We learned everything by the end of the series, every mystery was solved. From what the island really was, why the candidates were chosen, Jacob & The Smoke monsters origin & function, the islands strange properties, the dharma initiative, time travel & everything else. Heck even the smaller mysteries like the polar bears, the bodies in the caves, the voices in the jungle, to why ppl couldn't leave, all of it was explained by the end.
This will always be the greatest tv series in history right up there with the original Twilight Zone imo & I thought the ending perfectly lived up to the wild ride that led us there. To see them find each other years later during the side flashes, (the only time they were actually dead btw) so they could "let go" & "move on" together was simply beautiful. Made even better with the phenomenal score by Michael Giacchino. This show forever changed my life in so many ways & taught me so much about the fundamentals of storytelling, I probably never would've created a YT channel of my own reviewing my favorite shows if not for LOST. And now thanks to the executive producers of "LOST" we finally have a worthy successor with the incredible series "FROM". The best series currently on tv imo. Cant wait to see this documentary & it's great to know this was made by true fans.

[felipealva]

The Getting Lost Documentary is a fantastic reminder of everything that made LOST so special. Watching it brought back all those emotions, the thrill of mystery, the depth of the characters, and the power of connection. It’s a beautiful tribute that perfectly captures the essence of the show and the impact it had on its fans! #wehavetogoback #livetogetherdiealone

[_G_H__S_T]

Lost wasn't a show, it was a place where miracles happen.

[Roland.Deschain]

It was the best possible ending i could ever imagine. It fits with the theme of the series.

[BigEddie]

Greatest show of all time. Can’t wait to get to watch this. Love that they got so much of the cast. Looks like a love letter to LOST. We have to go back!

[Exactchip]

Re watched this show and appreciate it even more. The ending this time around was majestic and ominous. Top show.

[GameshinbunTV]

My favorite TV show. The only show I watched more than once. Three times, to be precise

[Lost_theothers]

A beautiful job. Great interviews and an absolute love letter to the fandom. Watched this documentary twice in LA and I can tell you, you won't want to missed it when is release!!!

[niiranen]

Just saw every episode with my wife (who had not seen it before). She loved it and didnt feel bad about the ending.Lost came out 20 years ago and I am now 45 years old, and as we just saw it . . . . maybe next time when I am 65! And twenty years from that or see you in another life brother. This doc is a must watch!

[yadayadayada]

What a special show. Never experienced such mystery in a show/movie since.

[xrer]

For me the end of season 3 with Jack saying "we have to go back" was the pinnacle of TV at that time.

[karinamontgomery]

Came here to say that I had a friend I met through an MMORPG who became a real life friend because we found out we both loved Lost. She joined my little text chain of friends who would discuss the show every week and between seasons share the fun internet puzzles that were put out there to keep us guessing and digging. It was a six year love affair with a pop culture phenomenon and she was with me for 4 years of it, and beyond. The day we met was her coming to stay with me during SD Comic Con, and she was wearing her Dharma jumpsuit. We lucked into a little panel ostensibly about the script continuity person and had surprise appearance from Damon and Carlton and Michael Emerson. We were in RAPTURES. She died in 2016, a bubbly, curious, excited, loving light extinguished - and watching this trailer, I just cried because she won't get to see it. Dramatic? Maybe. But so true. She would be beside herself and one of us would probably have flown to see the other so we could watch it together. I gave her my hatch key from the fan club box as a gift long ago, and when she died her husband gave it back to me. I see it every morning. I hope she is waiting there at the all-denominational church for me.