A queen with a bad reputation gets a chance at historical redemption in the fascinating PBS documentary "Marie Antoinette" (2006). Centuries after her death during the French Revolution - which was directly inspired by the monarchy's aristocratic frivolity - this two-hour film takes an in-depth look at the young sovereign's life, seeking to shed new light on her perceived callousness and revealing a deeply misunderstood historical figure. Breathtaking location footage, classic 18th century artwork, interviews with historical scholars, and dramatic reenactments illustrate this eye-opening portrait of a complex woman, narrated by Golden Globe-nominated actress Blair Brown.
