A new documentary film featuring Melania Trump has hit theaters with mixed reviews, as a significant portion of the production crew reportedly wants to distance themselves from the project.

The high-budget documentary, backed by Amazon MGM Studios with an initial investment of $40 million (approximately £29 million) along with an additional $35 million dedicated to marketing and distribution, premiered in over 1,400 screens across the United States and multiple countries. Despite claims from Donald Trump about fast ticket sales, interest from audiences seemed minimal.

Social media posts went viral showcasing nearly empty theaters in various cities, raising concerns about the film’s reception. In the UK, the situation was particularly dire, with reports of only one ticket sold for the VUE cinema premiere.

Notably, crew members have expressed regret about their involvement in the documentary, with some hoping their names will be removed from the credits. Criticisms were not directed at Melania Trump herself, who was described as “boring” but “nice,” but rather at director Brett Ratner, who faced allegations of sexual harassment and assault in the past.

The film’s production was reportedly tumultuous, with behind-the-scenes chaos overshadowing the project. Industry experts predict modest box office earnings ranging from $1 million to $5 million, casting uncertainty on the return of Amazon’s investment in the film.

Despite the documentary’s reception, Ratner’s career seems to be on the upswing, as a new Rush Hour installment has been greenlit, supported by Donald Trump’s influence. The crew members have likely moved on to other projects, distancing themselves from the controversial Melania documentary.