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Overview
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Writers:
Claire Denis (writer)
Jean-Pol Fargeau (writer)
Release Date:
11 July 2001 (France) more
Tagline:
The ability to love. The inability to love... The hunger to love. more
Plot:
Shane and June Brown are an American couple honeymooning in Paris in an effort to nurture their new life together... more | add synopsis
Awards:
2 nominations more
NewsDesk:
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A dangerous and electric eroticism more (57 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Vincent Gallo | ... | Shane |
 | Tricia Vessey | ... | June |
| Béatrice Dalle | ... | Coré |
| Alex Descas | ... | Léo |
| Florence Loiret | ... | Christelle (as Florence Loiret-Caille) |
| Nicolas Duvauchelle | ... | Erwan |
| Raphaël Neal | ... | Ludo |
| José Garcia | ... | Choart |
| Hélène Lapiower | ... | Malécot |
| Marilu Marini | ... | Friessen |
| Aurore Clément | ... | Jeanne |
| Bakary Sangaré | ... | Night Guard |
| Lionel Goldstein | ... | Receptionist |
| Céline Samie | ... | Woman in Bra |
| Arnaud Churin | ... | Truck Driver |
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Also Known As:
Gargoyle (Japan: English title)
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Runtime:
101 min | Argentina:102 min (Mar del Plata Film Festival)
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Certification:
Hungary:18 | New Zealand:R18 | Italy:VM14 | Argentina:18 | France:-16 | Japan:R-15 | Singapore:R21 | Switzerland:18 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:18 (canton of Vaud) | UK:18 | Australia:R | Brazil:18
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The title of this film comes from a Frank Zappa song of the same name from the album "Freak Out!" more
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Crew or equipment visible: At time-stamp 56:49, a face (presumably the crew since no one is in the house) can be seen reflected in the glass door/window on the right of the screen. more
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Featured in Snuff: A Documentary About Killing on Camera (2008) more
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The provocative cover image of a blood-spattered Beatrice Dalle only hints at the ferocity within Claire (Chocolat, Beau Travail) Denis' sad, haunting study of sex and cannibalism that caused record walkouts and faintings at its Cannes screening.
The voracious, predatory Core (Betty Blue's Dalle) is boarded up in a secluded Paris house by her husband, the errant scientist Leo (Alex Descas). She periodically escapes, seduces passing motorists and in sickening detail, methodically consumes her prey. Her fate is connected to a visiting American doctor Shane Brown (a seedy, unshaven, troubled-looking Vincent Gallo) on his honeymoon in Paris, apparently a test subject for Leo's experiments in unleashing the libido, and who is already having violent masturbatory fantasies of his gorgeous new bride (Tricia Vessey) covered in blood. "I will never hurt you," he whispers to his concerned wife, already showing a tell-tale bite mark on her shoulder.
Trouble Every Day is simply and beautifully shot, and while not as blatantly pornographic as Romance or Anatomy Of Hell, it has a dangerous and electric eroticism that's hard to shake. Wide-eyed Dalle says little yet conveys an air of both tragedy and primal appetite and doesn't overplay her animalism, while Gallo (Buffalo 66) is at his greasy, neurotic best. Its slow pace and spare action deliberately unfold the story in a distinctly European fashion; at the one hour mark the film switches from carnal to charnal, spiraling toward a grotesque and shattering crescendo worthy of the great excesses of the 70s art film. Stunning.