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Fortunately, there's far more to his slickly directed film than mere virtual tourism.

Sufficiently sweet to serve as a date movie for all ages, Lost for Words comes across as almost subversively retrograde in its old-fashioned approach to charting the slow blossoming of a cross-cultural romance.

Lost for Words is directed with little originality by Stanley J. Orzel.

The conventions are trundled out in Stanley J. Orzel’s cross-cultural romance, Lost for Words, but not the tension or the chemistry.

The film's colorblindness does not make up for its latent sexism.