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Totally F***ed Up

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Μια ομάδα από αποξενωμένους γκέι εφήβους στο Λος Άντζελες έρχεται αντιμέτωπη με τη δύσκολη καθημερινότητα, καθώς οι γονείς τους τους διώχνουν από το σπίτι, δεν έχουν χρήματα, οι σύντροφοί τους τους απατούν και γίνονται στόχος επιθέσεων.

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Η «Totally F***ed Up» παίζεται σε 1 σινεμά στην πόλη Λος Άντζελες — επόμενη προβολή Παρασκευή 31 Ιουλίου στις 22:30 στο The Frida Cinema.

Παρασκευή, 31 Ιουλίου

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The Frida Cinema

Downtown Santa Ana

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The Frida Cinema

Downtown Santa Ana

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mary4.5

when your circle gay and unemployed

aaron4.0

another homo movie by gregg araki

~findlay4.5

hot pink late night phone calls on transparent phones. supermarket murals. queer dysfunction and TV hum-soaked confusion.disillusioned gay teens wandering through a gen-x desolation posturing and fucking and over confidently stating The Facts. Ghosts of society left to die and be dead. being a teenager is hard enough, but being a queer teenage nihilist, left to wander art installations and industrial concerts and car parks and gas stations and shit jobs looking for love in Bush's Conservative America? fuck that.Every rewatch of this film gives me something extra to enjoy, especially this viewing since i am a 27 year old boy lost in a locked sea of emotional and psychological waste. i found solace in TFU.Gregg Araki films are everything to me.

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What is Totally F***ed Up about?+

A group of alienated queer teenagers in early 90s Los Angeles struggle with homelessness, fractured relationships, and existential despair.

Who directed Totally F***ed Up?+

Gregg Araki directed this 1993 drama, which is widely considered a foundational work of the New Queer Cinema movement.

Is this part of a series?+

Yes, it is the first installment of Gregg Araki's 'Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy', followed by The Doom Generation and Nowhere.

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