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7.7 / 10 1h 50min

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This 2005 documentary film chronicles the life of Daniel Johnston, a manic-depressive genius singer/songwriter/artist, from childhood up to the present, with an emphasis on his mental illness and how it manifested itself in demonic self-obsession.

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Review by user20djza4eg9

Troubling story but superb documentary technique

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Review by NighttimeNighthawk

One of my favorite documentaries ever

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Review by user35ur4pv5u2

makes daniel johnston look like god

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Review by user76zfu12z45

Fascinating look at metal illness

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Review by user39043ggy2hm

Fascinating, Terrifying, Entertaining...

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Review by EmeraldEchidna

Legendary song-writer's battles with his manic depression which gives him delusions of the devil that haunts his life.

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Review by user540oa3s6h0g

the odd legend of an odd legend

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Review by user6871c7j3jhg

Gifted but troubled artist makes a comeback with the aid of loving parents and good psychiatric care

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Review by user14sdzsfskw

Moving, one of my favourite documentaries I've seen

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Review by user5821ls2a52y

The Story Of An Artist Or Frankenstien Vs. The World

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Review by GlowingGiraffe

An articulate film about an unarticulable condition

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Review by user139mxaajd0h

Genius doc, not genius music/art

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Review by user300heqhuw72

sloppy, ill-edited, and TOTALLY enthralling!!

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Review by user764v8mzhrr9

fantastic study of mental illness, and our desire to romanticise

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Review by user989h4tjb8o5

The right to madness and imagination.

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Review by user665fav8kvfd

One of the best Documentary Films

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Review by GlowingGiraffe

Excellent documentary of a troubled genius

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