Le Sang d'un poète
with Rivero Enrique, Miller Lee, Pauline Carton35 mmFrench0 subtitles languages
Jean Cocteau, poet before the eternal and consequently Master in mysteries, speaks in his first film of Life and Death, twin sisters linked by a pact written in the blood of the dream. The path that the poet takes - irrigated with the opiate realism of the dream - is paved with pain, often self-inflicted. What emerges before our eyes is none other than the artist's creative process leading to a work of extraordinary visual force. One finds there already the fascination of the poet for the passage from a state to another and that symbolizes of course this object so proper to Cocteau: the mirror.
- year1930
- running time50min
- rights end12/07/1995
- filming format35 MM
- colourBlack and white
- distributorCANAL + IMAGE
- 1media
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