Marie Antoinette (2006) is Sofia Coppola’s take on the French queen, told less like a history lesson and more like a coming-of-age story. The film follows a young Marie Antoinette as she’s dropped into the rigid, judgmental world of Versailles, where luxury, gossip, and boredom surround her. Coppola leans heavily on mood, music, and costume design, using modern pop songs and pastel colors to make the story feel surprisingly current. It’s not really about politics or accuracy, but about isolation