The film "Lost Horizon" is about an idealistic place named:
Shangri-La
Atlantis
Narnia
Elysium
Answer
Shangri-La is the fabled hidden valley depicted in James Hilton's 1933 novel Lost Horizon. It's a mystical utopia situated in the Kunlun Mountains, symbolizing a harmonious society isolated from the outside world. The remote paradise offers tranquility, longevity, and enlightenment to its inhabitants, capturing the imaginations of readers and inspiring subsequent literary and cinematic adaptations.
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