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Let's Get Lost (1989): Ratings & Box Office

Let's Get Lost (1989) movie poster

Let's Get Lost is a 1989 music documentary directed by Bruce Weber. It runs 2 hours and earned $576,159 worldwide. It was nominated for 1 Oscar. Critics gave it 85 on Metacritic.

worldwide gross
$576.2K
award nomination
1
Metascore
85
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Let's Get Lost (1989) movie poster
Released
Runtime
2h (120 min)
Director
Bruce Weber
Genres
Music , Documentary
Original language
Danish
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Let's Get Lost About?

The premise of Let's Get Lost without spoilers.

This moving documentary follows a gifted musician as she explores themes of love, relationships, and the artistic process. The film offers an intimate look at her journey, revealing moments of both vulnerability and strength as she confronts challenges and finds comfort in her music, all set against a backdrop of personal turmoil and an uncertain future.

Let's Get Lost Themes & Keywords

· 26 tags
  • drug addict
  • interview
  • jazz
  • trumpet
  • female rear nudity
  • female frontal nudity
  • musician
  • reference to stan getz
  • reference to charlie parker
  • recording studio
  • punctuation in title
  • contraction in title
+14 more
  • independent film
  • existential loneliness
  • reference to miles davis
  • reference to dizzy gillespie
  • archive footage
  • reference to louis armstrong
  • washed up star
  • trumpet player
  • jazz score
  • beach
  • cigarette smoking
  • paparazzi
  • missing teeth
  • apostrophe in title
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Crew

The Director of Let's Get Lost

Directed by Bruce Weber.

Ratings

Let's Get Lost Reviews & Ratings

Critics gave Let's Get Lost 85 on Metacritic.

Box office

Let's Get Lost Box Office

Let's Get Lost grossed $576,159 worldwide. $37,424 came from the US and Canada and $538,735 (94%) from the rest of the world.

1989 box office

Worldwide gross

$576.2K

US & Canada
$37.4K
International
$538.7K
US & Canada 6% Rest of the world 94%
Awards

Let's Get Lost Awards & Nominations

Let's Get Lost was nominated for 1 Oscar.

1 nomination1 ceremony

Videos

Let's Get Lost Trailers & Videos

2 videos: 2 trailers.

Re-Release Trailer
  • Trailer UK Blu-Ray Trailer
Details

Let's Get Lost Also Known As

4 alternative titles, including “Perdiamoci” and “让我们一起迷失”.

Also known as
  • Perdiamoci
  • 让我们一起迷失
  • Давайте потеряемся
  • 렛츠 겟 로스트 - 쳇 베이커의 초상

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FAQ

Let's Get Lost FAQ: Box Office, Awards & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, box office, ratings, awards, post-credit scenes and language of Let's Get Lost, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Let's Get Lost?

Let's Get Lost runs 2 hours (120 minutes).

When was Let's Get Lost released?

Let's Get Lost was released on April 21, 1989.

Who directed Let's Get Lost?

Let's Get Lost was directed by Bruce Weber.

More films by Bruce Weber

How much did Let's Get Lost make at the box office?

Let's Get Lost grossed $576,159 worldwide ($37,424 domestic, $538,735 international).

How is Let's Get Lost rated?

Let's Get Lost has 85 on Metacritic and 71% on TMDB.

Was Let's Get Lost nominated for any awards?

Let's Get Lost received 1 nomination across 1 ceremony.

Does Let's Get Lost have a post-credit scene?

No. Let's Get Lost has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Let's Get Lost in?

The original language of Let's Get Lost is Danish.

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