First person accounts are the living link we have to what occurred at Gettysburg. And although some of the accounts may be less than accurate due to the various authors seeing only their narrow view of the conflict and having limited information – they still bring to life the battle in a deeply personal way.

This is an immersive type of history as the first hand accounts are woven  together so that they unfold in a linear way. As you watch hopefully you will discover the battle wrapping around you with all the intense emotion, fear and uncertainty on both sides.

A Union victory was far from a foregone conclusion at Gettysburg and these words from two centuries ago bring you closer to that history and those times. Now travel back in time to a divided America and the gravely uncertain days of May, 1863.

Step back in time to witness the extraordinary life of Joan of Arc, whose unwavering faith in divine guidance propelled her to challenge the status quo of war-torn France. This documentary explores the complex intersection of faith, leadership, and gender as Joan's celestial voices lead her to command armies, shift the tides of war, and ultimately face the ultimate test of her convictions.