Trouble Every Day
Claire Denis / FR, DE, JP, 2001 / 102 min.
With this enchanting mix of blood and sensuality, Claire Denis made a poetic body horror dealing with lust, power and delirium. An odyssey into the hidden, dark areas of our brains – with seductive camerawork from Agnès Godard and a score by Tindersticks.
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Director
Claire Denis
Production year
2001
Country
FR, DE, JP
Original title
Trouble Every Day
Length
102 min.
Language
English
Subtitles
NONE
Format
DCP
Part of
Claire Denis
Eye screens an extensive retrospective of the work of one of France’s most important filmmakers: Claire Denis. In her films, Claire Denis probes the consequences of colonialism and the feeling of being an outsider, devoting particular attention to family tensions, sensuality, desire and the body. The programme features new restorations of her films, with Chocolat (4K) and Beau travail (4K) appearing on the big screen in the Netherlands for the first time.
Online Magazine
Farah Hasanbegović, one of Eye's Programmers of the Future, collaborated on the retrospective of the controversial French filmmaker Claire Denis. In our Magazine, Farah gives their view on a number of characteristic features of Denis' oeuvre. On desires colliding with reality and wading through the Rio Grande to make a point.
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