

Documentary
Melania
Twenty days to history
Offering unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration — through the eyes of the First Lady-elect herself — step inside Melania Trump's world as she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and reenters public life with her family. With exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments, Mrs. Trump returns to one of the world's most powerful roles.
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Top Cast

Melania Trump
Self

Donald Trump
Self

Barron Trump
Self

Hervé Pierre
Self

Queen Rania of Jordan
Self

Brigitte Macron
Self
Peter Sohn
Self
Adam Lippes
Self
Directed by
Brett Ratner
Production
Reviews
geakin
1/30/2026
As an American, I find it interesting to see how a "LEAGAL" Immigrant, super model can make it. Her taste in decor is understated, which mirrors most of the poor and middle class. It's a shame how people hate her because their heart is full of hate.
alllaany
1/101/30/2026
The movie is basically **propaganda** with the orange pedophiles wife as main character. Absolutely horrendous movie that should have never been funded by bootlicker Bezos in my opinion. Despicable human beings getting away with despicable acts; and now a despicable movie as the cherry on top. This movie will be laughed at and clowned on for centuries to come. **There is a reason the movie is already banned in multiple countries.**
Contrarian
1/101/31/2026
A vanity piece about the most disliked 1st lady in US history. How does a Slavic model/goldigger become the wife of the president of what is arguably still, for now, the most powerful country in the world? How does a middle class social climber with little education and no real skills get an "Einstein Visa"? A damning indictment of how corrupted our political landscape is and how broken our immigration system is. A glaring example of hypocrisy in action.
CinemaSerf
5/102/11/2026
If this has any purpose at all, it is to demonstrate just how running scared the American media conglomerates are of the Trump Organization. I would venture to suggest that this sterile and unrevealing feature has no rights value whatsoever, and that anyone would countenance paying $40 millions for it must stick in the throat of dozens of independent film makers who would give their eye-teeth for a share of such funding. There is a lot of hate around for this, but viewed with an open-mind it could have shone a light on the important work carried out by the First Lady. Instead, we simply watch an extended series of carefully crafted and entirely femicured photography that tells us precisely nothing about the job, or the lady herself. Never wearing the same outfit twice, who on earth cares a
Newwwman
3/9/2026
Amazingly well done. Bravo to the producer, MELANIA ! Great choice of music! Also starting, Melania's dad who was picked up on camera more than anyone. Close second was the way Elon got screen time and the way she displayed the elegance and beauty of Usha Vance. I highly recommend to anyone except Trump haters who won't watch it anyway. They will only write the bad reviews without watching (because they can't watch) and spew their hatred caused by TDS.
AshenArcanist
3/15/2026
One imagines that the makers of this documentary about Melania Trump set out to illuminate a life that has long been obscured by the lacquer of celebrity and political spectacle. Instead, what they have produced resembles something closer to a decorative vase: polished, expensive-looking, and entirely hollow when one peers inside. The film drifts from scene to scene with the languid confidence of a project that assumes significance merely by proximity to fame. Yet significance, like intelligence, cannot be borrowed indefinitely. The subject herself once possessed a career that, at the very least, had the virtue of clarity. As a model - sometimes clothed, sometimes rather conspicuously not - Melania Trump inhabited an industry that rarely pretends to be more than it is: the sale of image
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