Cathode Cult
Joan of Arc
| Edition | Format | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limited Edition Slipcover | Blu-ray | $28.99 | In stock |
| Standard Edition | Blu-ray | $26.49 | In stock |
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A provocative break from more conventional cinematic portraits of the sainted icon, Bruno Dumont's beautifully shot Joan of Arc depicts the last three years of the young martyr's life as she leads the King of France’s army against England, is captured, and finally burned at the stake by the Church, which accuses her of heresy. Prudhomme returns to the title role after depicting a very young Joan in Dumont's heavy metal–backed 2017 Jeannette. Features a lush synth soundtrack by singer/songwriter Christophe.
directed by: Bruno Dumont
starring: Lise Leplat Prudhomme, Jean-François Causeret, Fabrice Luchini, Christophe
2019 / 137 min / 1.85:1 / French DTS-HD MA 5.1
Additional info:
- Region A Blu-ray
- Slide show of Joan of Arc in film
- Bruno Dumont Answers Four Viewers' Questions
- Q&A with Bruno Dumont as he discusses spiritual cinema, the musician Christophe, and the film's amazing “ballet de chevaux," moderated by Acropolis Cinema's Jordan Cronk with translation by Nicholas Elliott
- Trailer
- Booklet with new writing by Stephanie LaCava
- English subtitles
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