Lost in L.A.
“But I Tried”
Synopsis
Kōichi, a young Japanese, moves to Los Angeles chasing his dream of becoming an actor.
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Lost in LA | Eric Monteagudo, Orió Peñalver | Trailer | D'A 2020
Type: Trailer • Published 2020-04-08
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- Director
- Orió Peñalver, Eric Monteagudo
- Screenplay & Story
- Eric Monteagudo
- Original Title
- Lost in L.A.
- Spoken Languages
- English, Japanese
- Runtime
- 8m
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Orió Peñalver, Eric Monteagudo
Eric Monteagudo
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Orió Peñalver
Director
Eric Monteagudo
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Eric Monteagudo
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What is Lost in L.A. about?
Kōichi, a young Japanese, moves to Los Angeles chasing his dream of becoming an actor.
Who directed Lost in L.A.?
Lost in L.A. was directed by Orió Peñalver, Eric Monteagudo.
Who stars in Lost in L.A.?
The principal cast of Lost in L.A. includes Aniez Atlas, Rina Ota, Andy Fukutome.
When was Lost in L.A. released and how long is it?
Lost in L.A. was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 8m.