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

Gene Havlick

Joseph Walker

Ernest Dryden

Sidney Buchman

Stephen Goosson

Babs Johnstone

Dimitri Tiomkin

Frank Capra

James Hilton

Robert Riskin

Gene Milford

Rod Tolmie

John Wallace

Adventure

Fantasy

Drama

Romance

Lost Horizon

Columbia Pictures

United States of America

English

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Capra adapts James Hilton's Utopian novel with grace and beauty.

It's so nice to be able to see something resembling the original vision Capra had for this story, the wonders of science gives us a cracking restoration to enjoy at our want.

Robert Conway is a British diplomat who helps a group of people (one his younger brother) escape from a Chinese revolution in a passenger plane, all doesn't go to plan, though, as the plane has been skyjacked and is heading into the Himalayas, and Tibet. The plane crash lands due to the pilot becoming stricken, and after the passengers get out they are greeted by a party of people belonging to the Valley Of The Blue Moon, to which is a beautiful and peaceful world known as Shangri-La.

Shangri-La is gorgeous, there is no illness there, no war or hostility, the landscape is paradise on earth, people live far longer than is deemed possible in the outside world, it is utopia in everyone's wildest dreams. Here Conway and the group, after initial scepticism, come to love the place and have no desire to leave this haven that is shut off from the outside world. That is, all except the younger Conway (George), and as is always the case in large social communities, cracks begin to emerge and questions remain unanswered.

The film has a wonderful dreamy quality about it, it's filmed firmly with romantic fantasy intention, and the quality of the production really helps to emphasise this intriguing story. The sets are gorgeous, the music is perfectly on tempo throughout, and the acting is top notch, while the love Capra had for the topic is evident in every frame. Thankfully all of the great work on the film has the story to match, and it's the story, and the subsequent turn of events in the last third, that is ultimately the film's crowning glory. Magical. 9/10

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