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posted by Jonathan Caouette at 1:47 PM
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the Bloglet subscription has been down, and I'm not sure why.
it should be working again.
J. Junker
I just saw Tarnation.
Its nice to know that I am not alone with my family or my thoughts. It was another great connection for me. Tripping/family..We all have basically the same shit to deal with when we are awake. Sleepers, sleeping family, so sane I am insane family.
Thanks again. I now feel one one hundreth less insane than I did before. :)
Mr. Caouette,
I really enjoyed Tarnation. I find myself still moved a day after seeing it. I'm a former film student turned composer -- mainly scoring small films. Your montage style storytelling and editing technique are beautiful. They're reminiscent of a concept I've been toying with over the years called cinematic opera. Though your story isn't an opera in the musical sense, it's music video style seems to hint at the possibility of a future convergence of cinema and contemporary/rock/electronic opera. I admire your courage in telling your difficult story. I look forward to seeing your future work.
Regards,
Ben Erickson
lunaris75@msn.com
Your movie was the most powerful thing I have seen in a long time (I'm 39). The photos were reminiscent of my Mom's and it brought me to tears, the totality of the message. It made me think of my own childhood (though I did not endure 1000th the hell that you did!) and how I feel about my own parents: just 2 people doing the best they could trying to raise the 8 of us on a mailman's salary, maybe operating with some bad advice from people they trusted. Thank you for sharing your world with us and I truly hope you have found your Peace.
Dear Jonathan,
I am Fabio from Italy.
I am sorry for my English; I hope that you understand what I write.
I saw you film "Tarnation" and I was fascinated.
I, with a group of friend, have opened ( three years ago) a small cinema house in Mantova, for presenting film that are not visible in the main distribution.
You can visit our site (www.ilcinemadelcarbone.it)
I am sorry but it is in Italian, you can watch some pictures clicking on the left “Foto”
I’d like to present Tarnation in one of our exhibition.
Is it possible?
How much does it cost?
Do you have any Italian distributor?
We can think to Italian subtitles ( and later I can give you a copy of them)
We have already done something like this: we have presented a film not distributed in Italy: it was “Vision of Europe” ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425624/ )
Fabio
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