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Leopoldo 2022-03-27 09:01:10

The 5th Lumiere Award for Best Picture and Best Director Luc Besson's adaptation at the end was very bold. A French director dared to question the identity of Joan of Arc, and arranged for a man in black who did not know whether it was Satan or God to have a dialogue with Joan of Arc , which led to the chaos of Joan of Arc and the collapse of beliefs. This Frenchman can't give him Yang anymore? But this reduced the nature of religious mythology and made it more real, and made Joan of Arc become a patriotic girl who was "devastated". All miracles, swords and dances were just wishful fantasies of ignorant girls. . . The director is really bold (new story, good deconstruction, good demythologization). . . Joan of Arc, played by Mira, a neurotic and stunned girl, doesn't match the inherent traditional image of Joan of Arc, but if you don't think she's acting like Joan of Arc, it's just proof that the actor is doing well, because Luc Besson's film is just Not the traditional Joan of Arc. No matter what belief or doctrine, the Saint Virgin of Lorraine, the maiden of Orleans, and Joan of Arc, who died for France at the age of 19, will always be a huge chasm on the road of milk law.

Alysha 2022-03-24 09:02:18

When faith and schizophrenia are linked together, it must be more attractive than the historical background.