First Lady Melania Trump to Host Private White House Screening of New Documentary Film
Exclusive preview of ‘Melania’ set for the Trump family and close associates ahead of its global theatrical release
First Lady Melania Trump will host a private screening at the White House on Saturday of her forthcoming film, offering an intimate look at her life in the twenty days leading up to President Donald Trump’s second inauguration.
The event, attended by the president, family members and close friends, will mark the first full viewing of the movie before its scheduled global release on January thirtieth.
The film, titled “Melania,” provides rare behind-the-scenes access to the first lady, who has maintained a comparatively low public profile during her husband’s second term.
The documentary’s trailer begins on Inauguration Day in January two thousand twenty-five and highlights her presence at the U.S. Capitol, including moments in which she offers counsel to the president and participates in key preparations around the ceremony.
Produced under a reported forty-million-dollar deal with Amazon’s MGM Studios, the movie was overseen by Marc Beckman, Melania Trump’s outside adviser and agent.
In addition to documenting personal and public moments, the film showcases her fashion decisions, diplomatic engagements and the logistics of Secret Service protection.
Beckman emphasised that the project is not political in nature and reflects the first lady’s creative direction.
Ahead of the theatrical release next week, President Trump and Melania will attend a premiere at the Trump-Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, renamed by its board of directors.
The first lady is also expected to participate in promotional events, including ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange as part of the film’s rollout.
The event, attended by the president, family members and close friends, will mark the first full viewing of the movie before its scheduled global release on January thirtieth.
The film, titled “Melania,” provides rare behind-the-scenes access to the first lady, who has maintained a comparatively low public profile during her husband’s second term.
The documentary’s trailer begins on Inauguration Day in January two thousand twenty-five and highlights her presence at the U.S. Capitol, including moments in which she offers counsel to the president and participates in key preparations around the ceremony.
Produced under a reported forty-million-dollar deal with Amazon’s MGM Studios, the movie was overseen by Marc Beckman, Melania Trump’s outside adviser and agent.
In addition to documenting personal and public moments, the film showcases her fashion decisions, diplomatic engagements and the logistics of Secret Service protection.
Beckman emphasised that the project is not political in nature and reflects the first lady’s creative direction.
Ahead of the theatrical release next week, President Trump and Melania will attend a premiere at the Trump-Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, renamed by its board of directors.
The first lady is also expected to participate in promotional events, including ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange as part of the film’s rollout.
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