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The Living End Series: ND/NF Classics 2008 Director: Gregg Araki, Country: USA, Release: 1992, Runtime: 92 “Two horny gay guys, both HIV-positive, hit the road. The Living End is underground cinema resurrected west of the Rockies. Like the flashing neon on a cheap motel, The Living End is rude, colorful, and missing some letters––which is not surprising considering it was made on virtually no money, the considerable talent and invention of its director/writer/photographer/editor, and everyone’s energy and anger. Whether Gregg Araki’s third L.A. feature is read as a wild love story or a defiant romance, it certainly takes a combative position against victimization by either society or disease.”

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