The Voices

Convinced that a young captive has been aiding the underground French resistance, A Nazi General tries to crush her spirit. Strangely, the girl seems to be an incarnation of Joan of Arc as her life seems to run parallel to the life of the heroine 500 years ago.

Pierre Cauchon, collaborating with the Nazi occupation forces during World War II, is obsessed by a young woman, Jeanne, who is brought in for interrogation after hiding an American soldier on her farm in Domremy. Cauchon is convinced the voices she speaks of hearing—Catherine, Margaret and Michael—are Resistance aliases. He orders her held and tortured, if necessary, until she reveals her allies in the Resistance.

A Nazi General believes a young prisoner is helping French rebels fight against Germany. He tries to break her will, but the girl appears to be Joan of Arc reborn, as her story mirrors the famous warrior woman from 500 years earlier.