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The Doom Generation

(R18)

PRESENTED BY CRUMPLER

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Overview

The second in Gregg Araki's Teen Apocalypse Trilogy, The Doom Generation is a surreal and provocative take on the great American roadtrip. After a botched armed robbery Amy (Rose McGowan), Jordan (James Duval) and Xavier (Jonathon Schaech) are on the run through the dark heart of the country- having sex, cracking jokes, encountering fascism and eating Doritos with equal parts boredom and anger.

Audience Note: This film contains depiction of sexual assault

Why You Should See This Film

Bleakly funny and visually dazzling, this cult hit was Araki's breakthrough into the (semi) big time, featuring an incredible debut performance from McGowan as the Diet-Coke-and-speed-freak Amy Blue. Ciggies, late night convenience stores and random acts of senseless violence form the backdrop for a nihilistic and occasionally sweet teenage nightmare.

Crumpler ‘95

This film plays as part of our Crumpler ‘95 series. Melbourne bag institution Crumpler was born in 1995, a great year for cinema (and bags). They've picked out a selection of films from that auspicious year, all about securing the bag. Heists, scores and the big steal, Wednesdays this Spring at Golden Age Cinema.

Year:
1995
Rating:
R18
Director:
Gregg Araki
Cast:
James Duval, Rose McGowan, Johnathon Schaech
Duration:
85 minutes
Language:
English

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