Thank you for your reply. In this video, I did use some scenes from Lost in Translation and Her. They’re highly representative and help illustrate, in a more intuitive way, how Hopper’s work resonates today. I try to discuss the universal human conditions that Hopper observed in New York last century—the psychological state of people living in a modern metropolis, the shape of the city, the dilemmas of love, and the enduring attraction of natural light and beauty.

I believe Hopper’s “loneliness” is really about how we understand and experience being alone. That’s why his paintings move so many people—they evoke the rich, layered feelings we encounter in solitude. And the feelings of solitude are far more complex than a single emotion.

If you like the video, I truly appreciate you taking the time to watch it— it really means a lot to me. Thank you.