Film director Gregg Araki has made a return to cinema. His work is now part of a different landscape than before. The current environment has become desensitized, which affects the impact of his films.
As a result, the shock value that was once associated with his work has diminished. Further information about Gregg Araki's return to cinema and its implications can be found in The Daily News, Texas' Oldest Newspaper, based in Galveston, TX.
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