How did he do that

Dayana 2022-02-24 08:02:17

How did he do it? ! The film conveys a very complex emotion. The entire movie is said from the beginning to be based on preserved court records. The scene is simple, but there is extremely complex information. When the clergy who sympathized with her persuaded her, she thought of the firmness of the faith. Even the clergy can lead you to betray your beliefs... She fears the stake, she rejects women's clothing. What Bresson portrays in the film is not Joan of Arc but a more general human emotion and thought.
A movie isn't a story, it's a map. A map that leads to the door of complex emotions. His clear instructions on how to get there...that's why the old tower worships him.

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Extended Reading
  • Allan 2022-04-22 07:01:53

    It's hard to get into this story. Joan of Arc can be a military strategist, a statesman, and a national hero, but when it comes to personal beliefs, it is hard to believe. Everyone knows the common routine of raising a soldier with a religious banner. What she believes in is not God, but herself. Bold and careful, brave and fearless, and loyal to the country, this is a generation of heroes... So it is too much to argue with "Have I heard the oracle". The funniest thing is that the bishop has always used "What does an angel look like? The real evidence of "hair" to fight against the surreal description of Joan of Arc, all of you here don't believe in the existence of God, but they are all pulling the banner of God...

The Trial of Joan of Arc quotes

  • Jeanne d'Arc: In women's clothes, I was beaten and trampled. An English lord tried to rape me three times.

  • Jeanne d'Arc: I prefer death to shackles.