Eleanor Coppola's new documentary reflects on the making of Sofia Coppola's 'Marie Antoinette,' released 20 years ago. The film, known for its unique blend of historical narrative and modern pop music, faced criticism from French critics for its portrayal of history. The documentary offers a personal glimpse into the challenges of shooting a period piece, featuring behind-the-scenes moments and insights from cast and crew.
The film includes diary entries read by Diane Lane, providing context to the mother-daughter relationship between Eleanor and Sofia. While the documentary is described as a gentle family film, it highlights the dedication and effort involved in creating a feature film, capturing the emotional journey of the filmmakers.