Caouette

I digress, but my curiousiy about Caouette is piqued: in the late 80's there were much edgier clubs in Houston, such as Cabaret Voltaire or Numbers, so why did he showcase the cheesy Visions?

What in Tarnation? | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2005

I digress, but my curiousiy about Caouette is piqued: in the late 80's there were much edgier clubs in Houston, such as Cabaret Voltaire or Numbers, so why did he showcase the cheesy Visions?

Archive 2005-09-01 Homesick Texan 2005

(Note -- Caouette says that if he makes a sequel, he's going to call it "Reintarnation.")

Flappers, Baraka, Tarnation, Carrie Cake KaneCitizen 2007

Through kind of the same prism that allowed Caouette to tell a tale about insanity so to does it seem like he wants to tell a tale of a festival that seems just as insane.

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Almost like taking people who can either learn visually or through auditory signals, Caouette took his tale and very much made it translatable to the screen.

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(Note -- Caouette says that if he makes a sequel, he's going to call it "Reintarnation.")

Archive 2007-01-01 KaneCitizen 2007

In spite of the subject matter, ‘Tarnation’ is a very uplifting film: Caouette has faced his demons and although a lingering fear remains that one day he too may suffer from mental illness like Renée, he seems to be in a good place right now with a very supportive partner and, in his own words, he is closer to his mother than ever before.

tarnation 2004

Caouette had a disturbed childhood to say the least: his mother Renée suffered from mental illness possibly caused by a series of shock treatments ill-advisedly administered in her teens and was repeatedly institutionalised; infant Jonathan was abused in foster care before being adopted by his grandparents.

crawling off the plate 2004

In spite of the subject matter, ‘Tarnation’ is a very uplifting film: Caouette has faced his demons and although a lingering fear remains that one day he too may suffer from mental illness like Renée, he seems to be in a good place right now with a very supportive partner and, in his own words, he is closer to his mother than ever before.

crawling off the plate 2004

Caouette had a disturbed childhood to say the least: his mother Renée suffered from mental illness possibly caused by a series of shock treatments ill-advisedly administered in her teens and was repeatedly institutionalised; infant Jonathan was abused in foster care before being adopted by his grandparents.

tarnation 2004