The Living End is Gregg Araki’s furious, low-budget road movie about two HIV-positive gay men refusing to behave politely in the face of death. The film is rough, immature and exhilarating in almost equal measure, but its anger is authentic. That punk defiance helped make it a defining work of New Queer Cinema.
The Living End is Gregg Araki’s furious, low-budget road movie about two HIV-positive gay men refusing to behave politely in the face of death. The film is rough, immature and exhilarating in almost equal measure, but its anger is authentic. That punk defiance helped make it a defining work of New Queer Cinema.
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