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Callahan Documentary: Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel

There's absolutely nothing funny about a quadriplegic in a wheelchair. Unless, of course, that person is John Callahan. For nearly a decade, this irreverent cartoonist has been shocking America with his own special brand of wicked humor. In the world of Callahan, nothing is sacred, nothing is taboo and nothing is funnier!

Callahan appeared on the Portland episode of INSOMNIAC With Dave Attell the immensely funny show on Comedy Central

"Screw the Critics. I love Callahan. His cartoons are like tongue-kissing your grandma. If it's so bad, why does it feel so good?" Dave Attell


Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel

A documentary directed by Simone de Vries on cartoonist John Callahan awarded "Best Short Documentary" at the Dutch Film Festival 2007.

"My favorite documentary" Rutger Hauer

Order your DVD today
Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel
Approx 60 minutes long

 

CD: Purple Winos in the Rain
Callahan writes songs?
Callahan sings?
Callahan plays harmonica?
What's the world coming to????
Buy the Callahan CD now

The London Independent calls his songs "Beautiful, but dark...". He writes all the music and lyrics himself and is backed up by many notable musicians. A Dutch film crew recorded the studio sessions in which Callahan plays a simplified piano version of "Roll Away The Day". The album is produced by blues legend Terry Robb, with a special cameo appearance by Tom Waits.




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