“Megalopolis” is an ambitious and visionary film directed by Francis Ford Coppola, a legendary filmmaker known for his work on classics like “The Godfather” and “Apocalypse Now.” “Megalopolis” represents a return to grand-scale filmmaking for Coppola, blending elements of drama, science fiction, and urban fantasy in a story that explores the complexities of modern society.

The film is set in a near-future version of New York City, which is undergoing a massive reconstruction following a catastrophic event that left the city in ruins.

The central narrative revolves around two opposing figures: a visionary architect, Serge Catiline, who dreams of building a utopian city, and a powerful political leader, Mayor Frank DiCarlo, who represents the interests of the old guard and seeks to maintain the status quo.

Serge’s vision is to create “Megalopolis,” a city that embodies harmony, innovation, and the ideal of human progress. He faces numerous challenges, including political corruption, social unrest, and the struggle between tradition and progress. As he pushes forward with his plans, he attracts a diverse group of supporters, including artists, engineers, and intellectuals, each bringing their unique perspective to the project.