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San Francisco Bay Guardian | October 13, 2004

This week we get to watch the unveiling of the next found artist, bringing on the next "future of filmmaking." That previously unknown artist is Jonathan Caouette, who is going to be ushering iMovie Nation into a theater near you.

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Tags: Jonathan Caouette, Tarnation, iMovie, iMovie Nation, Susan Gerhard

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