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Nowhere (1997)

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A multi-racial, pansexual ensemble piece about adolescent turmoil and the eternal quest for love portrayed through the world of a messed-up 18-year-old's perspective--a world in which anything can happen. This final chapter of Greg Araki's trilogy takes place during a typically action-packed day in the life of Dark Smith and his circle of friends and acquaintances. Dark desperately wants an emotional commitment from his girlfriend Mel, who, though she cares for him deeply, can no more promise

R, 1 hr. 22 min.

Drama, Comedy

Directed By: Gregg Araki

Written By: Gregg Araki

In Theaters: May 9, 1997 Wide

On DVD: Oct 21, 1997

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Spinning his wheels, Araki has made yet another film about disaffected youth, and while thematically, Nohere has nothing new to offer, there are some minor visual rewards; film's title also describes Araki's lack of direction.

July 23, 2006 Full Review Source: Variety

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Emanuel Levy

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A film that is vile and John Waters funny (ugh!).

February 20, 2004 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Dennis Schwartz

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Great bisexual film with hip cool characters!

August 16, 2002 Comment

Michael Szymanski

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Stick with this film, it has probably the best ending in the history of cinema! (without it, it would be a one and a half star film!)

September 30, 2009

Anthony Lawrie

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Shallow L.A. teenagers take drugs and have kinky sex all day in preparation for the party of the year, while a rubber alien reptile occasionally stalks and abducts them. Mostly unfunny satire that tries to cover up its lack of ideas and humor with cheap irony and dimestore surrealism; probably should have been titled BILL & TED'S HOMOEROTIC HALLUCINATION.

May 21, 2009