The world premiere of a new 4K restoration of the 1997 film “Nowhere” will be the highlight of this weekend’s presentation of Gregg Araki’s “Teen Apocalypse” trilogy at the Academy Museum.

Every installment asks the same five questions. This week’s subject is Gregg Araki, a pioneer of the “queer cinema movement” whose Teen Apocalypse Trilogy will be screening at the Academy ...

Wilde, who leads Araki’s upcoming psychosexual thriller ... He is a freak in the best possible way. I’m so inspired by him.” She continued, “I feel in many ways that movie reminded ...

Writer-director Gregg Araki was a part of the New Queer Cinema ... moments are disarming in their earnestness: Neil and his best friend Wendy (Michelle Trachtenberg) hearing the “voice of ...

Longtime indie auteur Araki is known for “Mysterious Skin,” starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Elisabeth Shue, which earned him a nomination for Best Director at the Film Independent Spirit Awards.