Gregg araki

The film is deeply radical in its own quiet way – a salute to the fun and unpredictability of sexual fluidity, alternative lifestyles, and existing on the fringes.

From 'Mysterious Skin' to 'The Doom Generation,' the filmmaker has continually crafted subversive male characters.

Jason Rail created iconic looks for the young stars of 'The Doom Generation' and 'Nowhere.' 20 years later, he's posting his set life Polaroids to Instagram.

“I mean, is it possible to be so sad that your brain actually melts?”

The actress and director opens up about her new film, growing up gender fluid, and holding your own in an increasingly social online world.

Conceived as a follow up to Araki’s 1997 hit Nowhere, Kenzo’s autumn/winter 15 campaign film is set to be full of hazy teenage angst…

The New Queer Cinema pioneer follows in David Lynch’s footsteps and collaborates with the cross-cultural brand.

Gregg Araki’s upcoming film, White Bird in a Blizzard, follows Kat (played by Shailene Woodley), a teenager in suburban California whose neurotic mother (Eva Green) vanishes without a trace. Ahead of its release this Friday, i-D met Gregg to talk film.