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Gregg Araki is a bisexual Asian American film director who was described as being a part of the New Queer Cinema.

He has been criticized within the Asian American community for a lack of characters of color in many of his films.

He is a graduate of the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television. He was romantically involved with actress Kathleen Robertson, who starred in Nowhere and Splendor.

Filmography

• Three Bewildered People in the Night (1987)
• The Long Weekend (O'Despair) (1989)
• The Living End (1992, a darker, HIV+, Thelma & Louise)
• The Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy:
  • Totally Fucked Up (1993)
  • The Doom Generation (1995)
  • Nowhere (1997)
• Splendor (1999)
• Mysterious Skin (2004), dramatizing child sexual abuse

References

• Yutani, Kimberly. "Gregg Araki and the Queer New Wave." In Leong, Russell. Asian American Sexualities: dimensions of the gay & lesbian experience. New York, NY: Routledge, 1996.

External links

• Gregg Araki at the Internet Movie Database
• Young, Beautiful, and F***ed: A conversation with Gregg Araki and other members of The Doom Generation

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