Nowhere

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Nowhere is a surreal 1997 teen black comedy film written and directed by Gregg Araki, known for its chaotic narrative, stylized visuals, and depiction of disaffected Los Angeles youth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
surrealist film
castMember Beverly D’Angelo NERFINISHED
Chiara Mastroianni NERFINISHED
Christina Applegate NERFINISHED
Debi Mazar NERFINISHED
Denise Richards NERFINISHED
Guillermo Díaz NERFINISHED
Heather Graham NERFINISHED
James Duval NERFINISHED
John Ritter NERFINISHED
Kathleen Robertson NERFINISHED
Mena Suvari NERFINISHED
Rachel True NERFINISHED
Ryan Phillippe NERFINISHED
Shannen Doherty NERFINISHED
Traci Lords NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Jim Fealy NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts disaffected youth
director Gregg Araki NERFINISHED
distributor Fine Line Features NERFINISHED
editedBy Gregg Araki NERFINISHED
follows The Doom Generation NERFINISHED
Totally F***ed Up NERFINISHED
genre black comedy
drama film
surrealist cinema
teen film
hasMainCharacter Dark NERFINISHED
Mel NERFINISHED
hasNarrativeStyle nonlinear narrative
hasSetting Los Angeles NERFINISHED
hasTheme alienation
apocalypse
sexual fluidity
violence
youth culture
hasVisualStyle highly stylized visuals
musicBy Harold Budd NERFINISHED
Robin Guthrie NERFINISHED
notableFor chaotic narrative structure
depiction of Los Angeles youth subcultures
originalLanguage English
partOf Teenage Apocalypse trilogy NERFINISHED
productionCompany Desperate Pictures NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1997
writer Gregg Araki NERFINISHED

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Ride notableWork Nowhere
Ride debutAlbum Nowhere