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Filmmaker Jean Cocteau's abstract collection of images loosely connected to the feelings within a poet's heart and soul.
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Genre: Fantasy
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Original Language: French (Canada)
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Director: Jean Cocteau
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Producer: Le Vicomte de Noailles
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Writer: Jean Cocteau
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Criterion Collection
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Sound Mix: Mono
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Jean Cocteau's 1930 film "The Blood of a Poet" is a surrealist film split up into four parts, but what do these parts mean? It is an incredibly well-made film and has an almost dream like structure. People come and go as do objects and images.
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Cocteau is a revolutionary expressionist that does not belong to the surrealism movement as any Buñuel fan would claim. His purposes were merely artistic and his first masterful debut of the bizarre is a passionate tribute to the enigmatic. Dreamlike and seductive, <i>Le Sang d'un Poète</i> is a breathtaking journey into the realm of the type of mind we will never understand unless we take our lives towards another direction. 99/100
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This dialog-free film, originally presented as 33 short films, is an experimental, bizarre set of meditations and flashbacks of the grotesque
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Words can't describe this masterpiece
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