@article{309784,
      recid = {309784},
      author = {Cocteau, Jean, and Miller, Lee, and Marais, Jean, and  Périer, François. and Casarès, Maria. and Dermit, Edouard.  and Auric, Georges, and Cocteau, Jean, and Cozarinsky,  Edgardo.},
      title = {Jean Cocteau's Orphic trilogy: The blood of a poet.  [videorecording]},
      publisher = {Criterion Collection,},
      address = {[New York, NY] :},
      pages = {3 videodiscs (225 min.) :},
      year = {2000},
      note = {Title from container.},
      abstract = {1. Jean Cocteau turns the Orpheus legend into a story of a  poet and his encounter with death and the middle world. 2.  An artist is driven mad by the sight of his own blood and a  drawing of a mouth that seems to come to life. The  combination sends him off on a series of bizarre adventures  that strive to explain how artists become obsessed with  their own works. 3. In his last film Cocteau portrays an  18th century poet who travels through time on a quest for  divine wisdom. In a mysterious wasteland, he meets several  symbolic phantoms that bring about his death and  resurrection. The film finished the circle of the journey  begun in Blood of a Poet, exploring the torturous  relationship between the artist and his creations.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/309784},
}