DVD review | Nowhere | Gregg Araki's anarchic 1997 teen romp is like a US Skins with a touch of the surreal | Movie Talk | What's on TV

THE STORY Student film-maker Dark Smith (James Duval) and his bisexual girlfriend Mel (Rachel True) hook up with their fellow alternative LA college friends and embark on a series of increasing surreal adventures involving drink, drugs and sexual encounters that result in total chaos at a hedonistic party.

THE LOWDOWN Gregg Araki’s polysexual 1997 teen romp, the last in his Apocalypse trilogy, is worth revisiting both for its exploration of sexuality and for the cast of then-unknowns who have since become big names (including Ryan Philippe, Heather Graham and Mena Suvari). But Araki’s wildly psychedelic style takes some getting used to: think Skins US style with a surreal John Waters vibe.

THE RELEASE This Second Sight Region 0 Cert. 18 DVD release, which follows the 2012 DVD re-release of Araki’s The Doom Generation, includes an audio commentary with the director, and actors James Duval, Rachel True and Jordan Ladd.

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