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The Big, Queer Universe of Gregg Araki

The filmmaker on Now Apocalypse, writing through the AIDS crisis and Trump era, and gay-baiting on Riverdale. By E. Alex Jung

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Subtle dystopias, #MeToo meditations, a mysterious vanishing, and just Normal People. By Maris Kreizman and Hillary Kelly

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Some hate the institution, others don’t. Either way, things get awkward. By Devon Ivie

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