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Profile: Gregg Araki, director of Kaboom

Profile: Gregg Araki - director of Kaboom

A wild, sex-filled ride heavily influenced by the B-movie genre

23 May 2011

Name Gregg Araki Born 17 December 1959, Los Angeles Background Araki came to prominence in the 1990s as one of the leading figures in what was labelled New Queer Cinema (a collection of films by directors including Derek Jarman and Todd Haynes…

Cult director Gregg Araki returns to his B-movie roots with comedy-sci-fi-horror Kaboom

Kaboom

Cult director Gregg Araki returns to his B-movie roots with comedy-sci-fi-horror

(4 stars)23 May 2011

(15) 86min Cult director Gregg Araki (The Living End, Mysterious Skin), one of the leading figures in the New Queer Cinema of the 90s, returns to the style of his earlier work for Kaboom, a gloriously trashy, insane ride of a film that wears its…

Mysterious Skin

Mysterious Skin boils Heim's novel

Bleakly powerful adaptation of bestselling novel

(4 stars)8 Aug 2010

This disarming exploration of sexuality, desire and childhood abuse is based on the acclaimed novel by Scott Heim, which was turned into the equally well-received movie adaptation by maverick filmmaker Gregg Araki.

Susan Calman, Stephen K Amos and Bette/Cavett at Fringe 2010

Susan Calman, Stephen K Amos and Bette/Cavett at Fringe 2010

LGBT Edinburgh Fringe Highlights

23 Jul 2010

The List’s LGBT section is about to take a well-earned break (returning in September, folks), but before we head off on our holidays, there’s just time to let you know about some of the gay-friendly stuff that’s appearing at a Fringe Festival near you…

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