Staff Picks: Inauguration Edition 2021
It’s almost the end of the first month of 2021, and just over a week since the U.S. saw a new president take office. In light of the occasion, some of us highlighted our favorite political films below!
Jeanne d'Arc
In 1429, a young woman donned armor and entered the battle, recapturing Orleans, which become had a stronghold for the English. Two years later, a soldier who witnessed her dead, visits King Charles VII of France to report the incident. The young woman's name is Joan of Arc, who had received a divine revelation at the age of 13. What did the voice of God bring Jeanne? Why did she choose to accept death, even she was given the opportunity to live? The unknown nature of Joan of Arc's "life" is now revealed .....
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In 1429, a young woman donned armor and entered the battle, recapturing Orleans, which become had a stronghold for the English. Two years later, a soldier who witnessed her dead, visits King Charles VII of France to report the incident. The young woman's name is Joan of Arc, who had received a divine revelation at the age of 13. What did the voice of God bring Jeanne? Why did she choose to accept death, even she was given the opportunity to live? The unknown nature of Joan of Arc's "life" is now revealed .....
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Genre:Fantasy, History
Written By:Kazuki Nakashima
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Runtime:175 minutes
Studio:TBS Radio, e+, TBS
Cast
Akira Shirai
Director
Kaya Kiyohara
Jeanne d'Arc
Yuta Koseki
Charles VII
Seiji Fukushi
Talbot
Ryunosuke Shimamura
Kevin The Mercenary
Motoki Fukami
Duke of Alencon
Hirona Yamazaki
Maria Anjou
Yoshiyuki Tsubokura
Mercenary Raymond
Ryo
Yolande d'Argon
Satoshi Jinbo
Lord La Tremoille
Kohki Okada
Duke of Bedford
Fumihiro Awano
La Hire
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