Stripped of much of the incident that one would expect from an expansive biopic, but still remarkably satisfying, Rivette's two-film epic finds a psychological realism that's only enhanced by his unorthodox approach.
Joan the Maid - The Battles (1994)
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Synopsis: French new wave director Rivette's amazing portrayal of Joan of Arc's life, from her birth to her efforts to convince the French that she has been sent by God and can defeat the English, to the... French new wave director Rivette's amazing portrayal of Joan of Arc's life, from her birth to her efforts to convince the French that she has been sent by God and can defeat the English, to the defeat of the English at Orleans. The story is completed in the second part JOAN THE MAID - THE PRISONS. [More]
Starring: Sandrine Bonnaire, Andre Marcon, Jean-Louis Richard, Marcel Nozonnet
Starring: Sandrine Bonnaire, Andre Marcon, Jean-Louis Richard, Marcel Nozonnet, Patrick La Mauff
Director: Jacques Rivette
Director: Jacques Rivette
Screenwriter: Christine Laurent, Pascal Bonitzer
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