Jackie

The programme, titled ‘Jackie’, is a drama that follows Jacqueline Kennedy as she battles with grief after the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy. It stars Natalie Portman alongside Greta Gerwig in the lead roles, portraying the central figures.

The production entitled “Jackie” is a programme presented in the form of a movie. Classified under the drama genre, it centres on a historical figure and is designed to portray a specific period in her life. The work is positioned as a cinematic depiction rather than a documentary, offering a narrative‑driven approach. The central storyline follows Jacqueline Kennedy as she confronts the profound sorrow that follows the killing of her husband, President John F. Kennedy. The narrative tracks her personal battle with loss, highlighting how the assassination reshapes her daily existence and emotional landscape. Her experience forms the core of the programme’s focus. The drama concentrates on the intimate aspects of her mourning, illustrating the challenges she faces in coping with a sudden, national tragedy. By keeping the attention on her internal response, the piece avoids broader political commentary, instead presenting a close‑up view of her private anguish and attempts to move forward. Through its cinematic style, “Jackie” aims to convey the weight of grief carried by the former First Lady. The programme’s structure allows viewers to witness the evolution of her feelings in the aftermath of the assassination, providing a window onto her resilience and the personal cost of the historic event.