Three by Gregg Araki

Three by Gregg Araki

4 Episodes

Fearlessly raw, angry, and unrestrained, the films of underground auteur Gregg Araki give voice to the angst and alienation of queer youth everywhere. Emerging as one of the edgiest and most vital voices of 1990s New Queer Cinema movement with radical provocations like TOTALLY F***ED UP and THE DOOM GENERATION, Araki channeled the disillusionment and despair of the AIDS era into transgressive, stylistically explosive howls of rage in the face of a homophobic society. With his haunting drama Mysterious Skin, Araki won widespread acclaim and cemented his status as one of independent cinema’s most uncompromising chroniclers of the outsider experience.

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Three by Gregg Araki

4 Episodes

  • Gregg Araki Interview
    10:21
    Gregg Araki Interview
    Episode 1

    Gregg Araki Interview

    Episode 1

    This new interview with Gregg Araki was recorded in 2020.

  • Totally F***ed Up
    1:19:26
    Totally F***ed Up
    Episode 2

    Totally F***ed Up

    Episode 2

    Directed by Gregg Araki • 1993 • United States
    Starring James Duval, Roko Belic, Susan Behshid

    The first film in Gregg Araki’s so-called Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy centers on six queer, alienated teenagers living in LA who form a makeshift family as they deal with the complications of love, mone...

  • The Doom Generation
    1:23:28
    The Doom Generation
    Episode 3

    The Doom Generation

    Episode 3

    Directed by Gregg Araki • 1995 • United States, France
    Starring James Duval, Rose McGowan, Johnathon Schaech

    Newly restored to its audacious, uncut glory, the blistering second installment in Gregg Araki’s Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy is a wild, meth- and fast-food-fueled joyride through the fring...

  • Mysterious Skin
    1:45:34
    Mysterious Skin
    Episode 4

    Mysterious Skin

    Episode 4

    Directed by Gregg Araki • 2004 • United States
    Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Brady Corbet, Michelle Trachtenberg

    Two young men are haunted by an event from their past in this powerful drama from Gregg Araki. Ten years earlier, in the summer of 1981, Brian (Brady Corbet) blacked out for five hou...

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