After the great roar of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lion, a camera transports us to Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. The music plays. Gimme shelterThe Rolling Stones' song plays, and the protagonist appears. We only see her feet, in elegant snakeskin shoes with stiletto heels. Inside the car, we discover her, her gaze lost in the distance.

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MelaniaThe documentary about the First Lady of the United States, which premieres this Friday simultaneously in 27 countries, including ours, will be one of the most heavily promoted documentary films in history: according to Matthew Belloni, a journalist specializing in the Hollywood industry.Amazon will invest nearly €30 million in promoting a film that, after a bidding war with Disney and Paramount, it acquired a few months ago for the astonishing sum of €33 million. However, two days before its release, no press screenings have taken place, either in the United States or anywhere else in the world. Neither film critics nor political journalists have seen it; only the guests at a private screening held on Saturday at the White House. Among those present were former boxer Mike Tyson, Queen Rania of Jordan, Madrid native Georgina Rodríguez, and Apple CEO Tim Cook.