Sofia Coppola said she plans to return to narrative film, but will first see off her late mother’s documentary Making Marie Antoinette. She spoke tenderly about seeing herself through her mother’s eyes in the documentary and recalled that at the time people didn’t like lead star Kirsten Dunst’s performance.
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