Gregg Araki

Regista, Produttore, Montatore, Sceneggiatore, Attore

17 dicembre 1959 (66 anni)
Gregg Araki (born December 17, 1959) is an American filmmaker. He is noted for his involvement with the New Queer Cinema movement. His Teenage Apocalypse film trilogy, consisting of Totally F***ed Up (1993), The Doom Generation (1995) and Nowhere (1997), has been heralded as a cult classic. His film Kaboom (2010) was the inaugural winner of the Queer Palm at the Cannes Film Festival.

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Film e Serie su Plex

  • Kaboom
    Kaboom2010
  • Now Apocalypse
    Now Apocalypse1 stagione
  • Splendidi amori
    Splendidi amori1999

Famoso per

  • Mysterious Skin
    Mysterious Skin2004
  • Tredici
    Tredici4 stagioni
  • Dahmer - Mostro: la storia di Jeffrey Dahmer
    Dahmer - Mostro: la storia di Jeffrey Dahmer3 stagioni
  • White Bird
    White Bird2014
  • Smiley Face
    Smiley Face2007
  • Kaboom
    Kaboom2010
  • Doom Generation
    Doom Generation1995
  • Ecstasy Generation
    Ecstasy Generation1997
  • The Living End
    The Living End1992
  • Totally F***ed Up
    Totally F***ed Up1993
  • Now Apocalypse
    Now Apocalypse1 stagione
  • Splendidi amori
    Splendidi amori1999
  • Heathers
    Heathers1 stagione
  • Riverdale
    Riverdale7 stagioni
  • Red Oaks
    Red Oaks3 stagioni
  • American Gigolo
    American Gigolo1 stagione
  • American Crime
    American Crime3 stagioni
  • Greenleaf
    Greenleaf5 stagioni

Filmografia

1997
Nowhere · as Cockroach (voice)
1995

2015
IMDb on the Scene - Interviews · as Self - Interviewee
2007
Indie Sex · as Self
2006
2006 Independent Spirit Awards · as Self - Nominee
2005
2004
2001
1995
American Cinema · as Self
1995
At Sundance · as Self

1999
Splendor · as Supervising Film EditorSu Plex
1993
Totally F***ed Up · as Director Of Photography
1992
The Living End · as Director Of Photography
1987
Three Bewildered People in the Night · as Director Of Photography