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Tarnation

Quinzaine 2004 | Feature film | 1h28

Jonathan’s mother, Renée, went clinically insane as a result of the shock therapy her parents made her endure in her youth. Beautiful and artistic, Renée was “exceptional.” The electroshock treatments had tragic consequences on her life: rape, drug addiction, but also the creation of an indestructible bond with her son, Jonathan. The film starts in 2003, when Jonathan learns that Renée has taken an overdose of lithium. He leaves New York, where he lives with his friend David, and returns to the chaos of his Texas home. This return to his roots unleashes a kaleidoscopic vision of his nightmares and the brief idylls of his difficult childhood.

Artistic & technical sheet

With
David Sanin Paz
Jonathan Caouette
Renee Leblanc

Screenplay
Jonathan Caouette

Image
Jonathan Caouette

Sound
Jonathan Caouette

Editing
Jonathan Caouette, Brian A. Kates

Production : Wellspring 419 Park Avenue south New York, NY 10016 États-Unis tél : +1 212 686 6777 fax: +1 212 545 9931 rwerner@wellspring.com ventes à l’étranger : Wellspring presse : Annie Maurette, port : 06 60 97 30 36 annie.maurette@libertysurf.fr

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