Experience an intimate documentary revealing the behind-the-scenes journey of Sofia Coppola's Versailles-shot film, Marie Antoinette.
Friday 6 November 2026
7:00pm
Cinemas, Level 2 ACMI, Fed Square
Free for ACMI Members
Step into the world of filmmaking with an exclusive screening of "Making Marie Antoinette," a documentary by Eleanor Coppola that unveils the artistry and dedication behind Sofia Coppola's acclaimed film. This special event offers a rare glimpse into the creative process at the iconic Palace of Versailles, showcasing the craftsmanship and challenges faced during production.
Discover the story of a young female director breaking new ground, accompanied by insights into costume design and cinematic storytelling. This screening is perfect for parents eager to share a cultural and artistic experience with their school-aged children.
The documentary runs for 86 minutes and is presented in English. It captures 80 hours of behind-the-scenes footage, highlighting the making of the film Marie Antoinette. The event is rated CTC, making it suitable for all ages, and will be shown in DCP format.
The screening takes place on Friday, 6 November 2026, starting at 19:00. Admission is free for ACMI Members, who can book up to two tickets starting Wednesday, 27 October. Non-members are encouraged to join ACMI for exclusive access to screenings and events.
The event is held at Cinemas, Level 2, ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, located in a central cultural precinct with easy public transport options and nearby amenities.
Parents can plan a full day out by exploring Federation Square and its surroundings before or after the screening, making it a delightful cultural outing for the whole family.
Tickets are free but limited to ACMI Members, so early booking is recommended. Membership offers additional benefits including discounts and exclusive event invitations.
The film will also be available to stream on MUBI from the same date, 6 November 2026, for those who cannot attend in person.
Please note the event's rating is CTC (Check The Classification), ensuring suitability for children accompanied by adults.
This event is free for ACMI Members. Members will be invited to book tickets from Wednesday, 27 October 2026, with a maximum of two tickets per member.
Non-members can join ACMI Membership to gain access to this and other exclusive screenings and events. Further details and membership options are available on the ACMI website.
