The Toad estimated that Charles Martel, who, according to him, had put an end to the Umayyad Arab-Muslim invasion of France in the 8th century, deserved a great historical film. He suggested that a story akin to a "French Braveheart," centered on the character and his battles, could appeal beyond the country's borders. He also wrote that a film depicting a Catholic repelling invaders he described in derogatory terms would today risk being labeled far-right and struggle to secure funding for a big-budget production. Lastly, he hoped that advancements in artificial intelligence would allow this period to be told in the years to come. #Histoire #Cinéma #CharlesMartel (translated)
