Jeanne captive (2011)
Directed by Philippe Ramos

Biography / History / Drama
aka: The Silence of Joan

Film Synopsis

In the autumn of 1430, Joan of Arc is taken prisoner by a powerful nobleman of Northern France and sold to the English.  As the young woman languishes in her prison cell, awaiting her trial and probable execution for heresy, several men pay her a visit, hoping to understand just who she is - a messenger from God, a disciple of the Devil, or merely a poor mad child...?
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Film Credits

  • Director: Philippe Ramos
  • Script: Philippe Ramos
  • Cinematographer: Philippe Ramos
  • Cast: Clémence Poésy (Jeanne d'Arc), Thierry Frémont (Le guérisseur), Liam Cunningham (Le capitaine anglais), Mathieu Amalric (Le prédicateur), Louis-Do de Lencquesaing (Jean de Luxembourg), Jean-François Stévenin (Le moine), Johan Leysen (Le chef des gardes), Bernard Blancan (Le charpentier), Pierre Pellet (Le geôlier), Pauline Acquart (La fille du charpentier), Christopher Craig (Le sergent convoi), Kester Lovelace (Le sergent prison), Hawthorn Reece (Fils capitaine), Anna Raoust (Petite chevrière), Raphaële Brice (Jeune chambrière), Virginie Brice (Chambrière), Marie Carpentier (Femme guérisseur), Johnathan Waite (Premier soldat convoi), Conrad Cecil (Deuxième soldat convoi), Julian Blight (Jeune soldat bûcher)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French / English
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 92 min
  • Aka: The Silence of Joan

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