The Weirdos and the Outsiders: Gregg Araki on "The Teen Apocalypse Trilogy" | Interviews | Roger Ebert
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Gregg Araki's filmmaking, particularly in his 'Teen Apocalypse' trilogy, encapsulates the complex realities of young queer life in a surreal, distinct style.
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Totally F**ked Up is the gay version of Godard's Masculin Feminin, depicting a challenging time for young gay individuals with a narrative intertwined with confessional asides.
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The restoration of Araki's trilogy punctuates its critical role in portraying social unrest and the alienation of '90s youth seeking connection and understanding.
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Casting Jimmy Duval in 'Totally F**ked Up' emerged from a serendipitous meeting, marking the beginning of a significant collaboration in Araki's career.
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