The French war film Joan of Arc

Joan of Arc, a legendary French heroine in the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France, was born in a humble and ordinary family. She led the French army to defeat the British army at 1429, and turned the tide. However, in 1430, she was captured by the Principality of Burgundy and burned at the stake, and was finally killed in Rouen, France. Because of her legendary experience, there are a large number of film and television dramas with her as the theme in later generations. From 65438 to 0999, the famous French director luc besson filmed Joan of Arc, which blended history, war and religion and interpreted her legendary and short life.

The film tells the story of a French girl named Joan, who led the French against the British army in the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France and was finally betrayed and executed by her own people.

Joan of Arc in the film is a tragic figure. Forced by the situation, the ruling class quickly pushed her to the front desk, and the myth became a saint to lead the French to resist the British invasion. But when the ruling class achieved its political goal, she was soon abandoned and had to fend for herself.

Through this tragic figure, the film reveals the chaotic history of the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France, focusing on restoring the whole process of the tragic Battle of Orleans. A large number of French heavily armored infantry broke into the castle under the command of Joan of Arc, and the scene of killing the British army was spectacular.