Making Marie Antoinette

This documentary offers a beguiling look behind the curtain of a film’s making, one that doubles as a poignant last collaboration between mother and daughter.

This charming love letter to a universal relationship is proof that even Hollywood filmmakers can squabble with their mums, and love them regardless.

Lush, intimate and compulsively watchable, this Coppola family affair bottles the fleeting nature of time and invites us to the ultimate Versailles party.

Marie Antoinette is not as significant a film as Apocalypse Now, nor was its production nearly as chaotic, but it’s still a compelling look at a young filmmaker at work