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The Doom Generation (1995) [NR|R]

Release Date:
October 27, 1995

Original Title:
The Doom Generation

Alternate Titles:
Doom - Geração Maldita
Doom Generation
Doom Generation - Stracone pokolenie
Dum generacija
Elátkozott generáció
Elátkozott generáció - Gyönyörök és kivégzések
Generación maldita
Generation der Verdammten
Maldita generación
Nasl e Bad
Paumés et corrompus
Prokleta generacija
Tuomion sukupolvi
Zkurvená generace
Η καταστροφική γενιά
Обреченото поколение
Поколение игры 'Doom'
ドゥーム・ジェネレーション

Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
Blurco
Desperate Pictures
The Teen Angst Movie Company
UGC
Why Not Productions

Production Countries:
France | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 18+  US: NR|R 

Runtime: 83

Sex. Violence. Whatever.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Jordan White and Amy Blue, two troubled teens, pick up an adolescent drifter, Xavier Red. Together, the threesome embarks on a sex- and violence-filled journey through a United States of psychos and quickie marts.

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Production

Art Direction:
Michael Krantz

Assistant Camera:
James Malloy

Assistant Editor:
Karen Kennedy
Jennifer M. Gentile

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Derek Jan Vermaas

Associate Producer:
Jim Stark

Boom Operator:
Kira Smith

Casting:
Joseph Middleton

Casting Associate:
Steven C. Ward

Co-Editor:
Kate McGowan

Costume Design:
Catherine Cooper-Thoman

Dialogue Editor:
Bruce M. Honda
Steve Kageyama

Director:
Gregg Araki

Director of Photography:
Jim Fealy

Editor:
Gregg Araki

Executive Music Producer:
Budd Carr

Executive Producer:
Pascal Caucheteux
Nicole Arbib
Grégoire Sorlat

Extras Casting:
Lanie Siegel

First Assistant Camera:
William Perkins

First Assistant Director:
Peter Bækkel

Foley Artist:
Paul Holzborn
David Michael Evans

Foley Mixer:
Michael Miller

Foley Recordist:
Richard Evans

Gaffer:
Rob Schmidt
Malik Hassan Sayeed

Graphic Designer:
Todd Ritchie

Grip:
Jennifer Curl
Raymond Wolthers

Key Grip:
Anthony Salvia

Makeup & Hair:
Jason Rail

Music Editor:
Dave Yamamoto

Music Supervisor:
Peter Coquillard

Original Music Composer:
Dan Gatto

Producer:
Gregg Araki
Andrea Sperling
Yves Marmion

Production Coordinator:
Richard Huggard

Production Design:
Thérèse DePrez

Script Supervisor:
Jaie Laplante

Second Assistant Camera:
Terence Pratt

Second Assistant Director:
Michael J. Moore

Second Second Assistant Director:
Christien G. Tuttle

Set Decoration:
Jennifer M. Gentile

Sound Effects Editor:
Bob Goold

Sound Mixer:
Mark Weingarten

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mark A. Rozett
Dave Yamamoto

Special Effects:
Kevin Hudson
Chris Mabli

Still Photographer:
Jean-Claude Lother

Stunts:
José Ignacio Álvarez

Unit Production Manager:
Ann Ruark

Writer:
Gregg Araki

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