President Donald Trump used social media on January 26, 2026, to promote an upcoming documentary about First Lady Melania Trump. He described “MELANIA, the Movie” as a “MUST WATCH” and encouraged followers to purchase tickets, noting they were “Selling out, FAST!”
Documentary Details
The film, produced by Muse Films – the first lady’s new film production company announced in November – focuses on the 20 days leading up to Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration. According to Amazon, which will release the film, it offers a look at the first lady’s preparations for the family’s return to the White House.
The documentary was directed by Brett Ratner, known for his work on the “Rush Hour” franchise, and who faced sexual assault allegations in 2017, though no criminal charges were filed. The film will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime after its theatrical release on January 30, though a specific streaming date remains unannounced.
Potential Next Steps
Following the theatrical and streaming release, the documentary could generate further discussion about the role of the First Lady and the Trump family’s transition back into the White House. A successful launch could lead to additional projects from Muse Films. It is also possible that the film’s reception will influence public perception of both Donald and Melania Trump.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the documentary about?
The film chronicles the 20 days leading up to Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady as she prepares for the family’s return to the White House.
Who directed the documentary?
The documentary was directed by Brett Ratner, a movie maker known for the “Rush Hour” franchise, who faced sexual assault allegations in 2017, though no criminal charges were filed.
Where will the documentary be available?
The film will be available to stream on Amazon Prime following its theatrical release on January 30, although a specific streaming date has not yet been announced.
Given the high-profile nature of the subjects and the promotional push from the former President, what impact do you anticipate this documentary will have on public discourse?
