Coppola Movie Nights
Coppola movie nights
Art takes many forms, and whether it’s through film or wine, it has the power to bring us together.
Step into the world of cinema with Coppola Movie Nights at Domaine Lumineux, where great wine meets unforgettable storytelling. Each month, we unveil a new themed series, exploring the depth and artistry of the Coppola film legacy—from the powerful women shaping cinema to iconic masterpieces like The Godfather trilogy. Settle into our intimate screening space, sip exceptional wines, and experience these films in a way that feels both personal and immersive. Follow us on social media and join our mailing list to be the first to know about our upcoming series.
November Movie Nights
Writers’ Room Part II
This December, Coppola Movie Nights celebrates the written side of the Coppola family’s storytelling legacy with The Writers’ Room: Part II—a series devoted to the screenplays that shaped their cinematic legacy. From intimate character studies to sweeping narratives, these films began with words on a page—each reflecting the imagination, perspective, and voice of a family whose creativity continues to inspire storytelling on screen.
Lost in Translation
Friday, DECEMBER 12th, 6:30pm
Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation (2003) is a quiet character study set in Tokyo, where two Americans—aging actor Bob Harris and recently married Charlotte—form an unexpected connection while struggling with their own personal uncertainties. The film earned Coppola the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay and received additional nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor (Bill Murray).
With Bill Murray’s understated performance and Scarlett Johansson’s grounded portrayal, the film focuses less on plot and more on the small interactions that define their brief friendship. Lost in Translation looks at loneliness, displacement, and the odd comfort that can come from finding someone who understands you, even if only for a short time.
Isle of Dogs
Friday, December 19th, 6:30 pm
Isle of Dogs (2018) is a stop-motion animated feature written by Wes Anderson alongside Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, and Kunichi Nomura. Set in a stylized near-future Japan, the film follows twelve-year-old Atari as he journeys to Trash Island to find his missing dog, Spots. Along the way, he teams up with a group of exiled dogs, each with their own quirks, as they navigate a world full of danger, humor, and unexpected friendship.
The film combines Anderson’s distinctive visual style and dry humor with a gently offbeat story, creating a unique mix of adventure and heart. Isle of Dogs was nominated for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Score at the Academy Awards and has been praised for its meticulous craftsmanship, imaginative world-building, and the warm, funny relationships at the center of the story.
Coppola Movie Night Details
Tickets & Reservations
Tickets are $25 per person and include unlimited, freshly popped popcorn. Only 18 tickets are available per screening, and reservations are required.
Wine & Beverages
Wine will be available by the glass and by the bottle, along with a small selection of non-alcoholic beverages. The Academy Wine Club Members receive a complimentary glass of wine with each ticket (up to four).
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Seating
Our screening room features all soft seating. Choose between lounge seats or a dining table setting—we’ll request your preference when you book. Final arrangements will prioritize accessibility needs, club member preference, and availability.
Food Options
Cheese and Charcuterie boards are available to preorder when booking your tickets. A small selection of snacks will be available to order during the Coppola Movie Night.