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Entertainment · Film · published 2026-09-07 · via Deadline

Eleanor Coppola's Posthumous Documentary Offers Intimate Look at Sofia's 'Marie Antoinette' Production

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The late filmmaker Eleanor Coppola's documentary, voiced by Diane Lane, examines her own insecurities while documenting her daughter Sofia's 2006 period drama. The film premiered at Telluride and touches on the broader lack of recognition for female directors in the industry. Eleanor began the project in 2020 and completed notes before her death in 2024.

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