François Truffaut's praise for "The Golden Coach" as "the noblest and most refined film ever made" sets the stage for Jean Renoir's captivating homage to theater, set to the enchanting music of Antonio Vivaldi. Starring the dynamic Anna Magnani, known for her role in "Rome, Open City," the film unfolds in eighteenth-century Peru, where a viceroy presents an exquisite golden coach to Camilla, the fiery star of a touring commedia dell’arte troupe. As Camilla grapples with romantic entanglements involving three men—a young Spanish officer, a torero named Ramon, and the Viceroy himself—the film delves into themes of love, passion, and desire against a backdrop of theatrical splendor.

In addition to the film's captivating narrative, special features include an alternate French audio track, offering viewers an alternative viewing experience, and an insightful audio commentary by film critic Adam Nayman. These features provide audiences with deeper insights into the film's artistry, themes, and historical context, enriching the viewing experience of this ravishing cinematic masterpiece.