The Passion of Joan of Arc 1928 (Voices of Light)
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Dvdrip with French Intertitles and Orchestrated by Richard Einhorn, Voices of Light.
La passion de Jeanne d'Arc (1928)
The sufferings of a martyr, Jeanne D'Arc (1412-1431). Jeanne appears in court where Cauchon questions her and d'Estivet spits on her. She predicts her rescue, is taken to her cell, and judges forge evidence against her. In her cell, priests interrogate her and judges deny her the Mass. Threatened first in a torture chamber and then offered communion if she will recant, she refuses. At a cemetery, in front of a crowd, a priest and supporters urge her to recant; she does, and Cauchon announces her sentence. In her cell, she explains her change of mind and receives communion. In the courtyard at Rouen castle, she burns at the stake; the soldiers turn on the protesting crowd. Written by {[email protected]}
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This is a travesty: there is no decent copy of the Criterion edition of “Le passion de Jeanne d'Arc” on either Demonoid or The Pirate Bay.
The 4.33 GB full-disc rip (VIDEO_TS) file is the exact same on both sites and the 10.9 MB part containing the extra features and color bars – VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.VOB – is corrupt and will not play.
The film itself, with the choice of silence, Richard Einhorn’s musical score (in stereo or 5.1 Dolby), or commentary tracks, seems to be OK, but I am not sure if you burn this to a DVD (isn’t that what a VIDEO_TS upload is for?) that it will play.
The corrupt file whizzes by in about one second (when played on VLC Media Player) and then the system crashes with a pop-up from “Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library” which states, “Runtime Error! Program C:Program FilesVideoLanVLCvlc.exe – This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application’s support team for more information.”
You then have to click “OK” to get out of the pop-up and close the VLC screen which has frozen with the last image from the corrupt video data (the color bars).
There is a reduced .avi version of the Criterion edition available, too, on TPB, but the synchronization is off by quite a few second on the bonus materials.
So all I can find that works are some grainy, un-restored .avi copies with a droopy old soundtrack which is very out of place.
Can somebody with the Criterion edition please correct this omission?
Thank you.
The 4.33 GB full-disc rip (VIDEO_TS) file is the exact same on both sites and the 10.9 MB part containing the extra features and color bars – VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.VOB – is corrupt and will not play.
The film itself, with the choice of silence, Richard Einhorn’s musical score (in stereo or 5.1 Dolby), or commentary tracks, seems to be OK, but I am not sure if you burn this to a DVD (isn’t that what a VIDEO_TS upload is for?) that it will play.
The corrupt file whizzes by in about one second (when played on VLC Media Player) and then the system crashes with a pop-up from “Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library” which states, “Runtime Error! Program C:Program FilesVideoLanVLCvlc.exe – This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application’s support team for more information.”
You then have to click “OK” to get out of the pop-up and close the VLC screen which has frozen with the last image from the corrupt video data (the color bars).
There is a reduced .avi version of the Criterion edition available, too, on TPB, but the synchronization is off by quite a few second on the bonus materials.
So all I can find that works are some grainy, un-restored .avi copies with a droopy old soundtrack which is very out of place.
Can somebody with the Criterion edition please correct this omission?
Thank you.
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