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, darkest areas of our brains – with seductive camerawork by Agnès Godard and a score by Tindersticks.
While on honeymoon in Paris, Shane (Vincent Gallo) is desperately searching for his former colleague Dr. Semeneau, with whom he undertook a radical investigation into the human libido. Both men bear the terrible scars of their experiments, and Shane is consumed by an insatiable, bloodthirsty hunger.
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Director
Claire Denis
Production year
2001
Country
FR, DE, JP
Original title
Trouble Every Day
Length
102 min.
Language
English, French
Subtitles
ENG
Format
DCP
Part of
2001
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