MARIE ANTOINETTE (PG) presented on 35mm
MARIE ANTOINETTE (PG) presented on 35mm

MARIE ANTOINETTE (PG) presented on 35mm

The Revival House Perth (Como, WA)
Sunday, 7 September 2025 8:10 pm
45 days away
All Ages
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Movies / Cinema

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Marie Antoinette at Revival House Perth

Let them eat cake and watch cinema! Sofia Coppola's visually stunning 2006 portrait of France's most infamous queen is a feast for the senses that reimagines historical biography as pop art. Kirsten Dunst delivers a nuanced performance as the Austrian princess who becomes Queen of France, transforming from naive teenager to tragic figure caught in the political turmoil that would lead to revolution.

Coppola boldly abandons traditional period piece conventions, instead creating a candy-colored dreamscape of opulent costumes, elaborate parties, and decadent excess at Versailles. Shot entirely at the actual Palace of Versailles, the film's sumptuous cinematography and anachronistic soundtrack featuring artists like New Order, The Cure, and Siouxsie and the Banshees create a unique atmosphere that makes the 18th century feel immediate and alive.

This isn't a conventional historical drama but rather an impressionistic meditation on youth, isolation, and the price of privilege. The film's focus on the personal rather than political creates an intimate portrait of a woman trapped by circumstance and expectation.

Winner of the Academy Award for Best Costume Design.

Presented on authentic 35mm film for the true cinematic experience!

When: Sunday, September 7th at 8:10 PM
Where: Revival House Perth
Rating: M - Mature themes and brief nudity

A lavishly beautiful and boldly unconventional period piece that proves history can be both gorgeous and punk rock!