Gilles de Rais

Actress Vincent has received a life-changing visit. They are two high-ranking military men. The Carlists. The French actors and directors are unfamiliar with the uniforms of their operas, even stranger to their war, which accounts for the savage illiteracy and the literary beliefs of the dynastic conflict that is raging in the south of the Pyrenees. The will of the military will buy him gold, and Vincent will travel through the Navarrese lands, which he barely knows by name, encouraging the soldiers to fight in a specific play. They will also buy him artistic dignity for gold, as he will shape the walk of Joan of Arc at the behest of the military in favor of the cause of Charles VII. But like the pedophile marshal Gilles de Rais in Juana's eyes, Vincent will know in his own gut - even at the most convenient time - the fire of passion, even though he doesn't know if it comes from heaven or hell. And he will discover, at the same time, the blurred boundary between theater and life.