Sofia Coppola to Answer Questions on New Marie Antoinette Documentary
UKPulse Sport Desk
Filmmaker Sofia Coppola will be taking questions from the public to mark the release of a new documentary about her 2006 film, 'Marie Antoinette'. The documentary, 'Making Marie Antoinette', was created by her mother Eleanor Coppola.
- Sofia Coppola will answer public questions for the release of 'Making Marie Antoinette'.
- The documentary uses over 80 hours of behind-the-scenes footage shot by Eleanor Coppola.
- Sofia Coppola finished the documentary after her mother's death in 2024.
Filmmaker Sofia Coppola is set to answer questions from the public in connection with the release of a new documentary. The documentary, titled 'Making Marie Antoinette', goes behind the scenes of her 2006 film, 'Marie Antoinette'.
The new film was pieced together from more than 80 hours of footage shot by Sofia Coppola's mother, Eleanor Coppola. Sofia Coppola completed the documentary after her mother's death in 2024.
The 20th-anniversary celebrations for 'Marie Antoinette' have already begun, including an exhibition at the Petit Trianon in Versailles featuring costumes, props, and film elements. New Order reportedly performed a mini-concert there last month.
What this means for you: You can submit questions for Sofia Coppola by noon on Wednesday, 7 October, for publication in the Readers Interview section.