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Chase Ellison

22 September 1993, Reno, Nevada, USA

George Webster

24 June 1994, Bellflower, California, USA

Rachael Nastassja Kraft

17 April 1992, Los Angeles, California, USA

Lisa Long

Chris Mulkey

3 May 1948, Viroqua, Wisconsin, USA

Elisabeth Shue

6 October 1963, Wilmington, Delaware, USA

David Lee Smith

8 September 1963, Birmingham, Alabama, USA

Bill Sage

3 April 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Riley McGuire

Ryan Stenzel

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

17 February 1981, Los Angeles, California, USA

Richard Riehle

12 May 1948, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, USA

Michelle Trachtenberg

11 October 1985, New York City, New York, USA

Brady Corbet

17 August 1988, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

Larry Marko

Mary Lynn Rajskub

22 June 1971, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Clover

Jeffrey Licon

29 August 1985, Los Angeles, California, USA

Bruno Alexander

Forrest Fountain

Zane Huett

9 May 1997, Riverside, California, USA

Reedy Gibbs

17 February 1947, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

David Alan Graf

24 July 1959, Los Angeles, California, USA

John Ganun

23 August 1966, Blissfield, Michigan, USA

Billy Drago

30 November 1945, Hugoton, Kansas, USA

Kelly Kruger

12 November 1982, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Pete Kasper

1965, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Joan Blair

24 August 1960, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Trieste Kelly Dunn

14 January 1981, Provo, Utah, USA

Gwenne Hudson

Spencer Kayden

1971, Costa Mesa, California, USA

Gregg Araki

17 December 1959, Los Angeles, California, USA

Scott Heim

26 September 1966, Hutchinson, Kansas, USA

Gregg Araki

17 December 1959, Los Angeles, California, USA

Neil

Played by: Chase Ellison

Brian

Played by: George Webster

Deborah

Played by: Rachael Nastassja Kraft

Mrs. Lackey

Played by: Lisa Long

Mr. Lackey

Played by: Chris Mulkey

Mrs. McCormick

Played by: Elisabeth Shue

Alfred

Played by: David Lee Smith

Coach

Played by: Bill Sage

Wendy

Played by: Riley McGuire

Stephen Zepherelli

Played by: Ryan Stenzel

Old Man with Scar

Played by: Larry Marko

Avalyn Friesen

Played by: Mary Lynn Rajskub

Eric

Played by: Jeffrey Licon

Arizona Republic

The audience has gotten the point roughly 90 minutes before the characters do.

July 21, 2005

Cinema Writer

a bizarre, beguiling coming-of-age drama

August 21, 2010

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Bangkok Post

Like most good films, this one demands something from you, not just you from it. Some may run for cover, or for the exit, but those who stick around this strange and rich film will be sent out floating.

May 11, 2016

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Detroit Free Press

Araki's best film in a long time.

July 22, 2005

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Empire Magazine Australasia

By exploring the taboo topic of paedophilia in a humanist manner that avoids sensationalising or heavy-handed verdicts, Araki's eloquent, sensitive film actually presents an indictment far stronger than any moral grandstander ever could.

November 07, 2012

Boston Globe

The usual Araki elements are here (hustlers, rebels, uproar, the absurd), but now he appears to be working with focus and compassion.

June 24, 2005

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Blu-ray.com

Contains a few flat notes of community participation, but Araki locates all the necessary surges of hopelessness and misguided desire, ending victorious in his quest to adapt Scott Heim's provocative novel.

March 07, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Manages to deal with its raw, awful subject matter in ways that are both challenging and illuminating.

July 21, 2005

Dallas Morning News

This is a challenging and ultimately moving film that deserves to find a like-minded audience.

July 01, 2005

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Old School Reviews

treads harrowing ground without falling into the pit of cliché

September 15, 2009

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The Dissolve

[...] For a movie about something as painful as child sexual abuse, Mysterious Skin doesn't repel. There's an allure to the images, which are as carefully posed and framed as figures in a softly illuminated dollhouse.

March 17, 2014

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Miami Herald

Gone is the gloomy nihilism of The Doom Generation and The Living End, replaced by a melancholy, but hopeful, affection toward people with the capacity to overcome tremendous psychological trauma.

July 29, 2005

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