As for historical inaccuracies, remember that this is not a movie about Joan of Arc but about the Trial of Joan of Arc. It's not History but History refracted through stupid glass for the purposes of Art. Hotel Luzern ...
The young man eventually finds where the nervous old intruder lives, a sprawling estate in disrepair in the middle of the forest. He arrives just in time to see him assassinated by the shadow of a one-legged gunman. ...
There's a second featurette, a 'visual essay' by scholar Casper Tybjerg who traces the surrealist style of the film and discusses Dreyer's influences through stills and film clips. Dreyer himself can be heard reading an essay of ...
