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Set against a backdrop of war, political intrigue, and faith, this rendition weaves a contemporary, operatic flair into the medieval world of 15th-century France. The film follows Joan of Arc, a peasant girl who rises to become the spiritual and military leader of the French army during the Hundred Years’ War. Guided by divine visions and a burning sense of destiny, Joan convinces Charles VII to grant her control over his army. As Joan leads France to a series of victories, she faces immense pressure from the church, political betrayal, and the weight of her divine mission. However, Joan’s unwavering faith and charismatic leadership draw both adoration and suspicion, leading to her eventual capture and trial by the English. In true Luhrmann fashion, the film juxtaposes medieval settings with modern music and visual grandeur, creating a film that blurs the line between history and fantasy. The battlefield sequences are like surreal, explosive spectacles, blending choreography with symbolism and vibrant visual storytelling. Joan’s internal struggles are illustrated through dreamlike sequences, where she’s often visited by saints and visions in dazzling, ethereal scenes that contrast sharply with the brutal reality of war.
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Hugh Jackman
Louis Partridge
Milly Alcock
Baz Luhrmann
Jonathan Bailey
Nicole Kidman
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