Day of Wrath
Made during the German occupation of Denmark, Dreyer's film explores the power of the supernatural to annihilate the foundations of society, although the story is set in the remote period of the witch hunts of the 17th-century. His first film since making Vampyr in 1932, Day of Wrath still shows Dreyer to be a master imagist.
"...topical significance would be lost on Danish audiences in 1943. Like Dreyer's movies, The Passion of Joan of Arc..."