The 'Rush Hour' director's film offers an up-close and not-so-personal portrait of the first lady during the few weeks before President Trump's second inauguration.

The First Lady’s documentary premiere marks the return of a director accused of sexual violence by six actresses in 2017.

Why disgraced Rush Hour director Brett Ratner was the only man for the Melania documentary - IN FOCUS: The director, who has been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, lost a lucrative production deal during the #MeToo era.

At the splashy Kennedy Center premiere for Melania, the Amazon MGM documentary opening this weekend, the movie’s director, Brett Ratner, and First Lady Melania Trump defended the cost of the project,

Promoted by President Trump as "a must watch," the Melania Trump documentary "Melania" debuted with $7 million in ticket sales, according to estimates Sunday.

The files include images showing Ratner seemingly embracing a young woman. In other photos, the director is seated on a sofa next to Epstein and two women whose identities have be

I just paid to go see Melania so you don’t have to. You’re welcome. Amazon MGM Studios withheld this so-called documentary/infomercial from the prying eyes of critics with not even a Thursday preview.

Directed by Brett Ratner, Melania is an inside look at Donald Trump ‘s partner as she prepared to return to the White House before the 2025 inauguration. The film is distributed by Amazon MGM Studios and rolling out into more than 1,500 theaters across the U.S. this weekend.