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So...that means God prefers France? Sure, Jan. Church of St Joan of Arc - Wikipedia

Where is/was Arc? Saint Joan of Arc Center Just received mine and spot-checked it; stupendous image. Thank you for re-issuing this incredible film, especially with the choice of projection speeds.. She was mad as a bag of frogs, nothing more or nothing less. just mad. this is such an amazing true story.. she is forsure one of my favorite saints So sad, that the voices that directed her to take up arms, and win in battle, abandoned her in her hour of greatest need: after she had been captured by the vengeful English..

SHE WAS JUST SCARED AT THE END SHE IS HEAVEN AND IS A SAINT The Passion of Joan of Arc is a 1928 silent French historical film based on the actual record of the trial of Joan of Arc. The film was directed by Carl Theodor. Look!  It's the Lena Dunham of the silent era - FUGLY! Music blog Joan of Arc: striking the right note for a silent film classic. Philip French's classic DVD The Passion of Joan of Arc – one of the greatest screen.

The Catholic Church has always been so stupid!

Prince Charles was praying and asked God for help. Charles said he would do some things for God if God helped Prince Charles in his war. Joan told Charles what he said to God. Charles knew that only God knew what he said and believed that Joan was sent from God.. Nice trailer. Effortlessly and in an unambiguous sense [form & content wise] the best film ever made. By 'effortless', I mean my own difficulty in judging the film's effect on me as a spectator. Never have I had a stronger, more vivid emotional, sensory, spiritual and aesthetic experience, than when watching this incredible masterpiece of art. As for Carl Theodor Dreyer & Falconetti, I can't even imagine in the slightest the sheer efforts they had to go through as artists and human beings, struggling for this work. This film upholds & displays spheres of human existence, which in our own era of individualism, relativism and spray of humanist biddings, are quite inconvenient to maintain, to say the least (I, of course, mean the western culture, in its decadence, arrogance, self-centeredness, etc.). A human being's relation towards God, Jesus Christ- His only begotten Son, truth, salvation & redemption through the faith in the Son and the Almighty. Of course, I believe, that an atheist and/or reductive materialist can find fancy with this work of art, too. He should, I suppose, if he doesn't want to be stamped as a cultural bigot by his well versed contemporaries. (Crypto-Peer pressure, if you like.) But is that truly reason enough? This same atheist credibly won't miss an opportunity to not be able to comprehend the entire scope of self-sacrifice and display of sheer love towards her Creator and those who persecute & trespass against Jeanne as told and shown in this cinematic piece. This does undeniably stem from the obviously devine subject, Dreyer has not left that open for us. The film itself is a work of timeless genius, no doubt. & immune to relativist corruption. It's framing, lighting, editing & acting aesthetics were back then as they are now, unique & profound. Which means, that even reductive materialists can't really claim indifference towards it, without framing themselves as gullible, insensitive or uneducated. This is the last thing an atheist would like to be perceived as, I would assume. Materialist intellectualization will still be tried, for sure. A pseudo-rationalist approach is always available and nowadays not only fashionable but demanded and preferred. To see this film hypothetically being hijacked by militant feminists or LGBTI/Qs to claim their current cause valid is probably not that far off. (This I call an illegitimate socio-cultural transfer from past to present: What I mean by that is that opinions based on that premise today could sound like, 'Today, Jeanne would be just as willing to be burned at the stake for humanist ideals as sexual freedom and all forms of genderism, border-less self-realization, since she wouldn't be infantile enough to be seriously believing in a fairy tale in our enlightened age', see also Masha Gessen's blasphemous try at a similar kind of transfer in “The Passion of Pussy Riot”, trying to introduce a weak and hypocritical case of post-modernist Pop-Martyrdom) To judge the film only on its cognitive, behavioral, psychological merits on the viewer will be enough for most and not doing any justice in actuality, neither to the subject nor to the Author. Although, for me Jeanne d'Arc is a perfect example of a genuine child of God. A true Christian in the sense of what Christians actually were, until the roman emperor Constantine hijacked the movement in the 4th century, which was behaviorally until then, very close to what Jesus actually taught. The emperor, now in new clothes, converted, initiated the religious institution with its amalgam of gnostic & pagan concepts [see: Council of Nicaea] into what thrives in dubious ways to this very day (the very same institutions which hatched these “men of god” that persecuted Jeanne, one might like to add) and spawned sheer endless paths and dichotomy of historical material of human atrocities from which the new atheists can gnaw their weak and silly arguments against faith from. I should clarify that what at first glance seems like a rant to the atheist community, actually only concerns the militant ones among them. I was humbled to get to know some very sensible & thoughtful people, who are agnostics and atheists, who consider faith in God a rare gift (not YET available to them- Emphasis added), rather than a display of retardation of evolution, as many others seriously contend nowadays. I try to keep all of them in my prayers, though. Also, I don't believe at all it's a rare gift. A question of contemplation, research and study, really. May God bless you all. P.S. Einhorn's Voices of Light soundtrack fuses much better than the one present here..

She was to rill.Fu.k the evil ones.... 3:01 she looks like she may have been there my lord

La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc | film by Dreyer [1928.

The Passion of Joan of Arc (La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc. I can only imagine what she told him lol I don’t think it was that profound lol I know. Winks Lisa Joan was sent by God and executed by the Catholic Church. So once again God picks an illiterate peasant to spread his word. Odd he never appears to anyone who is educated.