Cartas a mi madre Jean Cocteau; [traducción Pedro Ubertone].
Detalles de publicación: Buenos Aires, Argentina Libros del Zorzal 2003.Descripción: 158p. 18cmISBN:- 9871081340
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Translation of : Lettres á sa mére, c 1989.
Includes bibliographical footnotes.
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Born in Maisons-Lafitte, France, on July 5, 1889, Jean Cocteau was a poet, actor, film director, and playwright. Cocteau's first volume of verse, La Lampe d'Aladian, established him as an important contemporary writer.During recuperation from an opium addiction, Cocteau produced some of his best-known work, including his first motion picture, Blood of a Poet, the play Orpheus, and the novel Les Enfants Terribles. Cocteau later published Difficulty of Being, a loose collection of autobiographical observations. Jean Cocteau died on October 11, 1963, at the age of 74.
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