Jonathan Caouette, director of the award-winning autobiographical documentary “Tarnation,” is seeking donations to help cover the expenses of serious medical issues. Friends of Caouette, including ...

Jonathan Caouette's heartbreaking documentary, "Tarnation," is a difficult film to watch, but well worth the journey beyond the comfort zone. A favorite at Sundance, it opens today at the Downer ...

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The team behind Jonathan Caouette’s 2003 documentary Tarnation is seeking donations through a GoFundMe campaign to help cover the filmmaker’s ongoing medical treatment for a number of serious ...

Producer Marie Therese Guirgis shared that Caouette is in need of multiple dental procedures due to a "devastating infection" and chronic condition. “Over the last several years Jonathan’s health has ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Few filmmakers are so acutely skilled at bringing the interior lives and personal pains of young men to life as “Tarnation” ...

While winning awards and critical acclaim, the documentary Tarnation made just $589,000 in theaters. But with an intimacy that's enhanced by home viewing, its DVD debut today should greatly expand its ...

Wired reports on what may be a first: A feature-length film edited entirely on an iMac using iMovie. It’s called “Tarnation,” and it’s described as a “hybrid documentary” created by Jonathan Caouette.

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