Three Bewildered People in the Night
1987·Drama·1h 32m
7.1
★
David, Craig and Alicia are a triangle of young lovers who find angst and despair as they sort out their feelings and sexuality in a late-night coffee shop.
Directed by Gregg Araki
IMDB
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Cast
Darcy Marta
Alicia
Crew
Gregg Araki
Director
Gregg Araki
Writer
Gregg Araki
Editor
Gregg Araki
Director of Photography
Gregg Araki
Producer
Popular Reviews
27 reviews
Öykü
7.0★ · 01/20/22
"the usual angst and despair."
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
"the usual angst and despair."
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
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oykyPRO
7.0★ · 01/20/22
"the usual angst and despair."
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
"the usual angst and despair."
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
amazing how this five word line said a minute into the first feature lenght film of gregg araki can sum up his whole cinematic history.
1
blue cat
10.0★ · 04/17/26
PURE ARAKI.
genuinely, my guy owns the “homoerotic trio friendship with a hint of existential cris” trope. and all those conversations need the “Tarantino dialogue” level of hype. i fucking love gregg.
genuinely, my guy owns the “homoerotic trio friendship with a hint of existential cris” trope. and all those conversations need the “Tarantino dialogue” level of hype. i fucking love gregg.
PURE ARAKI.
genuinely, my guy owns the “homoerotic trio friendship with a hint of existential cris” trope. and all those conversations need the “Tarantino dialogue” level of hype. i fucking love gregg.
genuinely, my guy owns the “homoerotic trio friendship with a hint of existential cris” trope. and all those conversations need the “Tarantino dialogue” level of hype. i fucking love gregg.
Rob
9.0★ · 03/11/26
"I'm twenty-five years old, and I have no fucking idea where I'm going"
I think it's awesome being able to see where Gregg Araki first started compared to his more recent films and also seeing how he essentially kept the same style in his filmographyyy!!!!
I also really love what he did with the beginning and end credits!! Very simple and low budgety!!!
I think it's awesome being able to see where Gregg Araki first started compared to his more recent films and also seeing how he essentially kept the same style in his filmographyyy!!!!
I also really love what he did with the beginning and end credits!! Very simple and low budgety!!!
"I'm twenty-five years old, and I have no fucking idea where I'm going"
I think it's awesome being able to see where Gregg Araki first started compared to his more recent films and also seeing how he essentially kept the same style in his filmographyyy!!!!
I also really love what he did with the beginning and end credits!! Very simple and low budgety!!!
I think it's awesome being able to see where Gregg Araki first started compared to his more recent films and also seeing how he essentially kept the same style in his filmographyyy!!!!
I also really love what he did with the beginning and end credits!! Very simple and low budgety!!!
Jacob Bouvier
4.0★ · 02/09/26
Everything bores me: sex, money, drugsThis seems like it invited like really shitty creepypasta
Everything bores me: sex, money, drugsThis seems like it invited like really shitty creepypasta