VOICED: Jean Cocteau's house opens to the public

The video explores the life and legacy of Jean Cocteau, a renowned French artist who sought refuge in Millie Laforet in 1947. He spent the last 17 years of his life there, and after his death in 1963, his house was abandoned but later restored. The house now serves as an exhibition space showcasing over 500 of his works, including paintings, sculptures, and portraits by famous friends. The video highlights Cocteau's creative spaces and his diverse roles as a poet, playwright, filmmaker, and designer, emphasizing the preservation of his heritage alongside modernity.

What types of works are displayed in Jean Cocteau's house after its restoration?

How did the restoration of Jean Cocteau's house reflect his heritage?