A New Documentary Takes Us Inside the Making of One of the Wildest Masterpieces-and Disasters-Ever Made
Megalopolis is a lavish, obstinate, privately funded $120 million cinematic vanity project that alternately achieves outsider-art grandeur and spectacular failure.
Mike Figgis' documentary reveals Coppola's tumultuous, self-funded Megalopolis production, exposing its creative process, controversies and status as both landmark independent cinema and outsider art.
The most dramatic thing about 'Megalopolis' isn't the movie - it's Shia LaBeouf fighting with Francis Ford Coppola in a behind-the-scenes doc
Megadoc captures Shia LaBeouf's tense interactions with Francis Ford Coppola on Megalopolis and leads director Mike Figgis to want to collaborate with LaBeouf.
Venice favored innovative nonfiction while many high-profile narrative films lacked playfulness; Coppola's advocacy for play contrasted with the festival's dour statement cinema.
'Megadoc' Review: A Riveting Documentary About the Making of a Visionary Disaster
Mike Figgis' Megadoc offers a patchy, DVD-like behind-the-scenes portrait that both affirms and exposes the eccentric grandeur and failure of Coppola's Megalopolis.
Hearts of Darkness: A Film-Maker's Apocalypse review Francis Ford Coppola and the mother of all meltdowns
Eleanor Coppola significantly contributed to the making of Apocalypse Now, capturing intimate moments and crucial footage during its troubled production.
Ebertfest 2025 Announces Full Schedule, With Guests Including Francis Ford Coppola, Susan Seidelman, Rosanna Arquette, and More | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert
EbertFest 2025 will feature a mix of classic films and new works, highlighting significant contributions to cinema.