With incredible foresight to the multi millions of her supporters, Melania Trump documented her return to the White House in the film “Melania”. Using savoir faire, panache, and elegance, the first lady reaches out to the women of the world showing how important it is to show the support, romance and integrity of the most adored position in America. Not since Jackie Kennedy has there been a more devout woman that offers her grace, service and admiration to all.
Not afraid to show the flamboyance of her position, it’s a signal of hope that others can be alongside their significant other in positions of high regard. Here Melania takes everyone on a journey reminding that greatness is not just leadership, but a part of the whole experience. Take the walk through history from residence in Palm Beach Florida to the ceremony and the galas following the installation of President Trump. Nicely filmed under the direction of Brett Ratner (“Hercules”, “Mariah Carey: Obsessed”, “Rush Hour”, “War Dogs”) the movie captivates without political innuendos. Focusing on Melania’s strong personality, elegant beauty, and independent outlook, it’s not only a film for the ladies, but a few lessons for the men as well.
The documentary has been rated PG by the MPAA for thematic elements, but nothing that children tagalongs can’t handle. Sure there’s some messages to those who have aspirations of splendor, but her interpretation of First Lady stands out as one of the best. Spotlighted in the film is France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron, Queen Rania of Jordan, Actress Nicole Bryl, Costume Designer Herve Pierre and her father Viktor Knavs. There’s also a fun shot of her son Barron.
Additional Film Information:
Cast: Melania Trump, Peter Sohn, Gabrielle Daymond, Alexandra Veletsis,
Directed Brett Ratner
Genre: Documentary
MPAA Rating: PG
Running Time: 1 hr 44 min.
Opening Date: Now Playing
Distributed by: Amazon MGM
Released in: Theaters
Writer, critic, film editor John Delia, Sr. has been on all sides of the movie business from publications to film making. He has worked as a film critic with ACED Magazine for more than 20 years and other publications for a total of 40 years. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Florida. John is a member of the Southeastern Film Critics Association and Critics Association of Central Florida Send John a message at jdelia@acedmagazine.com
