Eleanor Coppola, Renowned Filmmaker and Artist, Passes Away at 87

Eleanor Coppola, celebrated for her documentary 'Hearts of Darkness' and other artistic contributions, died surrounded by family in California.

Eleanor Coppola, Emmy-winning director and matriarch of a filmmaking family, died at her home in Rutherford, California.
Known for her documentary 'Hearts of Darkness' about the making of 'Apocalypse Now', Coppola's work had a significant impact on film and art.
Coppola also directed feature films like 'Paris Can Wait' and 'Love Is Love Is Love', showcasing her narrative storytelling later in life.
Her artistic endeavors extended beyond film, including photography and conceptual art, exhibited globally.
Survived by her husband Francis Ford Coppola and children, her legacy continues through her family's ongoing contributions to cinema.