She was quite young when she made this movie, at the tender age of eighteen, and I think her youthful nature fueled this role. She is a beautiful young woman, to be sure, but she does more than look pretty here, with a stirring performance. In The Iron Mask, and let's hope she can wrangle some more work soon. The visual transfer here is excellent, the image looks many times better than I expected. The colors are based in a natural spectrum, but when needed they become bright and vivid as well.
Flesh tones are natural and consistent also, with no discoloration or distortion present.
The black levels are sharp also, with well defined shadows and high visible detail level at all times. The transfer does suffer from some minor compression problems, but nothing extreme. The audio is replicated via a stereo track, so while the audio sounds good, it lacks the punch a surround track would offer. The elements are distinct and consistent, and since the movie is dialogue driven, the stereo track is adequate. Speaking of, the dialogue sounds clear and even.