Teeth, bone fragments, hair, splinters and textiles. I can’t resist visiting ornately carved altars where tokens of grotesque and antiquated clues to faith, and to the unravelling of faith, are tucked away. The iconography of the Catholic Church calls to me on every damned vacation I can remember taking. The judges at her trial are glib and rotund, spoils of screaming meat robed and hooded, their spittle landing on her cheek in sharp whips. Down some wild time tunnel that unfurls to reconnect us, it’s 1431. Falconetti’s Joan wobbles between the fortitude of her beliefs and the struggle of her impertinence. Carl Theodor Dreyer’s La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc was filmed in 1928. The original English dub was used for the new 2.0 version with the new sound effects.The great actress Renée Jeanne Falconetti stands trial for heresy, a woeful story told with her eyes and their shadows, deep ponds of grey long-written about. The 'First Limited Edition' is also known as the 'Absolute Edition' in some markets.Įarly copies leaked to Best Buy shelves before the November 24th, 2009 street date. First Limited Edition with three discs: Blu-ray with original and 2.0 versions, soundtrack CD and booklet with commentary detailing the Version 2.0 production, third disc is not known but likely a DVD.Home Entertainment, but was instead released by Manga Entertainment. The North American release for the film was scheduled to be distributed by Warner Bros. Notably, the original male voice actor for the character of the 'Puppet Master', Iemasa Kayumi, has been replaced by voice actress Yoshiko Sakakibara (Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence's Harraway, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex's Prime Minister Yoko Kayabuki). To complement the new soundtrack, Japanese voice dialogue was also re-recorded, with some variation from the original script to make use of more recent colloquial phrases in modern speech. Academy Award Winner Randy Thom of Skywalker Sound reprised his role as Sound Designer, after previously working on Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, and whose credits also include work on Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. Japanese music composer Kenji Kawai, who orchestrated the score for the original 1995 production, remixed the Version 2.0 soundtrack in 6.1 Channel Surround.

Produced by: Kodansha, Bandai Visual, Manga Entertainment.

Sound Recording Studio: Skywalker Sound.

CG Supervisors: Hiroyuki Hayashi, Atsuki Sato.

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