Much of this film is absurd as an historical drama. Many of the characters are wooden, with the exception of the young actress portraying Joan. Even more absurdly, I was somehow moved by Joan but I think that's as much about already being moved by the actual historiography of this remarkable 15th girl.

Challenging but brilliant sequel to Jeanette (2017). The sound is sublime, the visuals are stunning, and the delivery of lines so jarring as to really create an autocritique of itself.

Tedious, passionless, torpid pace, some baffling casting choices and amateurish acting.