Nowhere, the final installment in Gregg Araki’s Teenage Apocalypse trilogy, provides the perfect framework for a conversation about the rise of teen media in the 90s, valley girl linguistics, Baudrillard’s simulacra and hyperreality, and the rich vitality of queer coming-of-age cinema. Plus, Bonnie divulges some personal inspirations from Araki’s filmmaking philosophy. 

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P.S. while we don’t endorse piracy, and Nowhere isn’t currently available for rent in the US, you can do a search for it and the edited version we reference might pop up somewhere.