Sang d'un poète, Le 1932

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: Despite its flaws, the film remains a fascinating souvenir of a vanished avant-garde. Read more

Derek Adams, Time Out: The honesty and robustness of the images prevents the movie from lapsing into pretension or preciousness; it remains extremely interesting as a source of Cocteau's later work. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: On the face of it, this film represents six reels of scraped together footage from off the cutting room floor. A more vague or hopeless mess could not have resulted. Read more