Marie Antoinette was the third director Sofia Coppola. Critically acclaimed, some say that this film around the theme of the loneliness of being female-centered, through a universe of people, those who understand the use and abuse you and instead surrounded value, you know. Coppola's earlier films also seem to echo the same theme, as it subtly to draw notes from actresses who could rarely appear on it.
Kristen Dunst, the actress is not in the title role of an Austrian princess, who is 14 years old perfectly, to the dismay of the public, purchased and imported, to join the French court of Louis XVI, played by Jason Schwartzman, to produce an heir. It is completely clueless about the events and the reason for everything, like the princess. She is confident and elegant, has lightness and good humor, but by no means self-realization. It keeps everything cocoon itself, lonely and worthless.
