34 Films from the Coppola Collection

After a nuclear war devastates Earth, humanity has fractured into two superpowers: the North Hemisphere and the South Hemisphere. Both are racing to Mars, seeking dominance in the new world. The story follows a stranded rocket crew, rescued from certain…

In 1945, Ypsilanti, Michigan, becomes the setting for Preston Tucker's attempt to change the automotive world. Ignoring the powerful Detroit automakers, Tucker aims to build a new kind of car, focused on safety and efficiency. His forward-thinking ideas face constant…

In the 22nd century, the crew of the rescue hospital ship Nova-17 answers a distress signal from a damaged salvage vessel. They discover a black hole that endangers both ships, along with a lone survivor whose body rapidly transforms into…

The 1962 film *The Bellboy and the Playgirls*, a re-edited version of the 1958 West German film *Sin Began with Eve*, includes approximately fifteen minutes of new color footage directed by Francis Ford Coppola and edited by Jack Hill. The…

Captain EO and his crew travel to a bleak, mechanical planet to present a gift to the oppressive Supreme Leader. They use music and dance to bring about a change in her world, transforming it from darkness into light.

In Buenos Aires, seventeen-year-old Bennie searches for his estranged brother Tetro, a talented writer burdened by their family's history. When Bennie discovers Tetro’s secret manuscript, buried truths and old conflicts emerge, compelling them both to face the reality of their…

During the Vietnam War, Captain Benjamin Willard is sent on a dangerous mission to find and neutralize Colonel Walter Kurtz. Kurtz, a former Green Beret, has gone rogue and is leading a private army in deep enemy territory. As Willard…

At her high school reunion, Peggy Sue faints and wakes up as her younger self, just before graduation. The film follows Peggy Sue as she relives her past, using her future knowledge to navigate old relationships and choices. She confronts…

A struggling horror writer travels to a quiet town for a book tour and finds himself caught in a series of unsettling murders. Plagued by dreams of a ghostly girl named V and guided by the spirit of Edgar Allan…

This psychological drama centers on a gifted artist tormented by a debilitating fear of being buried alive, despite having no logical reason for it. As he builds a marriage with his new wife, the fear of being buried prematurely constantly…

This is the story of Jack Powell, a ten-year-old boy who ages four times faster than normal due to a rare medical condition. He struggles with fitting in at school, facing prejudice and societal expectations at a young age. His…

Thirteen filmmakers offer intimate recollections of Henri Langlois, the pioneering founder of the Cinémathèque Française. They share how he shaped their careers, championed the preservation of film history, and left a lasting mark on cinema worldwide.

In a world where big corporations often control everything, a young lawyer named Rudy Baylor fights for what's right. Just out of law school and needing a job, Rudy starts with a firm that isn't always ethical. His life changes…

This is a story about love and finding yourself. Amelia, a young window dresser, experiences the ups and downs of her five-year relationship with her boyfriend as life pulls them in different directions. They both find new connections, but eventually…

In late 1960s Arlington, Virginia, a veteran sergeant struggles with his conscience as he witnesses young soldiers deployed to Vietnam. He tries to warn them, sharing his experiences to save lives, but his warnings are ignored. He finds purpose mentoring…

A highly skilled but deeply paranoid surveillance expert is assigned to monitor an ordinary couple in a quiet neighborhood. As he observes them day and night, he begins to suspect they are about to become victims of a violent crime.…

New York Stories is a collection of films from Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and Woody Allen, each offering a different look at life in New York City. The trilogy features three separate stories exploring human experiences and emotions. Scorsese's…

In a secluded Irish estate, a widow arrives for her husband's sister's memorial, hoping to gain his inheritance. She schemes to convince his family he's still alive. But the estate hides a dangerous secret: a disturbed man with a history…

Francis Ford Coppola's film is based on Washington Irving's story of Rip Van Winkle, a relaxed man who ventures into the Catskill Mountains outside New York. He shares drinks with enigmatic strangers and then falls into a long sleep, waking…

"No Cigar" (1956) is the earliest surviving short film by Francis Ford Coppola, made during his teenage years. The film depicts a solitary man in his apartment as he prepares a meal of beans.

A woman discovers she's pregnant and feels a strong urge to find herself. She leaves her predictable suburban life for a journey of self-discovery, reexamining the decisions that led her here. Traveling and meeting new people, she challenges societal norms…

Francis Ford Coppola's first feature film combines footage from his student short "The Peeper" and Jerry Schafer's "The Wide Open Spaces." Inside a Sunset Strip burlesque club, a miner and a moralist plan an explosion at midnight. While drinking and…

In Victorian England, the film follows Count Dracula's arrival in London. He meets Mina Harker, a captivating young woman who reminds him strongly of a past love. Drawn to the resemblance, he becomes obsessed with the connection between Mina and…

"The Rebellious Youth: A Story of Two Gangs" follows Johnny and Ponyboy, two young people caught in a dangerous feud between the Greasers and the Socs. After a fight with a rival gang results in the death of a Soc…

Set in the legendary Harlem nightclub, The Cotton Club, this film explores the lives and relationships of musicians, dancers, and gangsters in 1920s Harlem. The story unfolds against a backdrop of jazz, glamour, and underlying danger. Viewers witness intimate moments…

In a world dominated by street gangs, Rusty James struggles to define himself. He's caught between trying to live up to his older brother's legendary reputation and forging his own identity. Growing up in this violent environment, he misses the…

A young person moves to New York City and experiences a journey of self-discovery and love. Coming from a small town, they navigate the challenges of city life and relationships. Drawn to a captivating woman, they experience disappointment. Then, they…

The film follows the Corleone family, an Italian-American crime family, from 1945 to 1955. Vito Corleone, the family's head, survives an assassination attempt. As his health declines, his youngest son Michael steps up to defend the family and seek revenge…

The Corleone family story continues with a young Vito Corleone's upbringing in Sicily and later, in 1910s New York. Decades later, in the 1950s, Michael Corleone seeks to broaden the family's operations into new territories: Las Vegas, Hollywood, and Cuba.

In 1979, aging mafia boss Michael Corleone grapples with the shifting world of organized crime in New York and Italy. Haunted by his past, he seeks a path to redemption while mentoring a young protégé, sharing his experience and facing…

Professor Dominic Matei, a language and philosophy expert, is aged backwards a week after being struck by lightning, going from 70 to 40. This event draws global attention, including the Nazis, as he flees for his safety. During his escape,…

Released in 1990, the chronological edit of *The Godfather* trilogy was a collaborative effort by Francis Ford Coppola, Barry Malkin, and Walter Murch. Like previous versions, this compilation included scenes not shown in the original theatrical releases.

In Kentucky, an Irish family arrives with a mysterious golden object possessing a hint of magic. As the father and daughter adjust to their new life, they unintentionally impact the lives of others. A struggling farmer's luck improves thanks to…