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[artstarr]

i should be revising but instead i went to central london to see Tarnation. great movie. is everything true? 'truth is the new fiction they say'.
i also booked my plane tickets paris/dublin for july.

what else can i do that would prevent me from revising but that wouldn't make me feel guilty????

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[justaboynd]

Sons and Daughters e-card?

http://www.dominorecordco.com/site/minisites/sonsanddaughters/loader_content.html

But that probably would make you feel guilty.

James read a critique of Tarnation that argued that some of the scenes in Tarnation can't have been real - the likelyhood of having a camera was slim. I don't know...I haven't had the chance to think about it yet. Good luck with revision...it's almost all over!

[artstarr]

did he read that in a newspaper or online? because i would love to read it. i also think that having a camera ready to roll just when something important happens was a bit unrealistic sometimes.

good luck for you too!

[oldwallpaper]

I'm not sure that the film even needs to be 'true' in order to be effective. It's about emotional and psychological truths also, I suppose.

By the way, Jonathan Caouette has a 9-year-old son who he excluded from the film for personal reasons. Not sure how I feel about that.

[artstarr]

how did you learn about his son?

[oldwallpaper]

I read it in Uncut, there was a short interview with him. He seems really cool as a guy. He reminds me of some of my friends.