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Lost Horizon

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A group of travelers finds themselves caught in a turbulent kidnapping following a violent uprising in an Asian country. Amid the chaos, they manage to escape on a plane, but an unexpected turn takes them to a remote valley hidden among the mountains of Tibet. This place, a true unknown paradise, is known as Shangri-La, where time seems to stand still and the tensions of the outside world fade away. As the travelers adapt to their new surroundings, they discover that the inhabitants of Shangri-La have found a perfect balance between happiness and serenity. However, they also begin to realize that there is a dark secret shrouding this utopia.

The leader of the group, an idealist and seeker of truth, is drawn to the beauty and pacifist philosophy of the inhabitants. But as he explores further, he finds himself caught in a moral dilemma: should he settle for the peace and immortality the valley offers, or return to the tumultuous world he left behind? The journey becomes an internal conflict that confronts him with his own desires and expectations. Set against a backdrop of suspense and a touch of mysticism, the story culminates in a powerful reflection on sacrifice, the search for deeper meaning in life, and the eternal debate between happiness and reality.

Media type
Movie
Year
1937
Director
Frank Capra
Writer
Robert Riskin
Sidney Buchman
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.60
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
93.00
Actors
Ronald Colman
Jane Wyatt
Edward Everett Horton
John Howard
Thomas Mitchell
Margo
Isabel Jewell
H.B. Warner
Sam Jaffe
John Burton
Milton Owen
John T. Murray
Victor Wong
Carl Stockdale
David Torrence
Wedgwood Nowell
Richard Loo
Margaret McWade
Willie Fung
George Chan
Wyrley Birch
Norman Ainsley
David Clyde
Noble Johnson
Chief John Big Tree
Harold Lishman
Gender
Adventure
Fantasy
Drama
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Frank Capra
Original title
Lost Horizon
Duration
132
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