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Director:
Claire Denis
Writers:
Claire Denis (writer)
Jean-Pol Fargeau (writer)
Contact:
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Release Date:
11 July 2001 (France) more
Genre:
Horror | Thriller | Drama 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
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Awards:
2 nominations more
NewsDesk:
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User Reviews:
Sweat, blood and sperm more (58 total)

Cast

  (in credits order)

Vincent Gallo ... Shane
Tricia Vessey ... June
Béatrice Dalle ... Coré
Alex Descas ... Léo
Florence Loiret Caille ... 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
Slimane Brahimi ... Friend of Christelle's
Alice Houri ... Young Girl on Train
Véra Chidyvar ... Woman on Train
Nelly Zargarian ... Chambermaid 1
Rosa Nikolic ... Chambermaid 2
Csilla Lukacs-Molnar ... Chambermaid 3
Lacrita Massix ... Stewardess
Myriam Theodoresco ... One of the Lovers
Alexandre Uzureau de Martynoff ... One of the Lovers
Laure Guérard ... Woman in High Heels
Albert Szpiro ... Community Clinic Boss
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Directed by
Claire Denis 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Claire Denis  writer
Jean-Pol Fargeau  writer

Produced by
Georges Benayoun .... producer
Françoise Guglielmi .... associate producer
Philippe Liégeois .... producer
Kazuko Mio .... co-producer
Jean-Michel Rey .... producer
Seiichi Tsukada .... co-producer
 
Original Music by
Tindersticks 
 
Cinematography by
Agnès Godard 
 
Film Editing by
Nelly Quettier 
 
Casting by
James Calleri 
Nicolas Lublin 
Richard Rousseau 
 
Production Design by
Arnaud de Moleron 
 
Art Direction by
Etienne Rohde 
 
Costume Design by
Judy Shrewsbury 
Caroline Tavernier (costumer)
 
Makeup Department
Magali Ceyrat .... makeup artist: Béatrice Dalle
Michel Demonteix .... hair stylist: Béatrice Dalle
Danièle Vuarin .... key makeup artist
 
Production Management
Xavier Amblard .... production manager
Fabien Pondevaux .... unit manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Patrick Boshart .... second assistant director
Gabriel Laferrière .... first assistant director (as Gabriel-Julien Laferriere)
 
Art Department
Nicolas Contre .... property master
 
Sound Department
Pascal Chauvin .... foley artist
Emmanuel Croset .... sound mixer
Pascal Dedeye .... foley artist
Michel Filippi .... adr supervisor
Dominique Hennequin .... sound mixer
Jean-Louis Lebras .... boom operator
Jean-Louis Ughetto .... sound
Jean-Alexandre Villemer .... sound recordist
Jean-Christophe Winding .... sound editor (as Christophe Winding)
 
Special Effects by
Noel Chainbaux .... special effects assistant
 
Visual Effects by
David François .... digital artist
Christian Guillon .... visual effects producer
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jean-Pierre Baronsky .... gaffer
Julien Bureau .... assistant camera
Gérard Delayat .... key grip (as Gérard Guingne Delayat)
Lionel Perrin .... assistant camera
Thérèse Somano .... assistant camera
 
Casting Department
James Calleri .... casting: USA
 
Editorial Department
Thomas Glaser .... assistant editor
Anne-Cécile Vergnaud .... assistant editor
 
Music Department
Dickon Hinchliffe .... orchestrator
 
Other crew
Franck Belaiche .... production assistant (as Franck Prince)
Patrick Boshart .... location scout
Irene de Balasy .... production secretary
David Giordano .... production administrator
Zoe Zurstrassen .... script supervisor
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Gargoyle (Japan: English title)
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Runtime:
101 min | Argentina:102 min (Mar del Plata Film Festival)
Country:
France | Germany | Japan
Language:
French | English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital | DTS
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
Company:
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The title of this film comes from a Frank Zappa song of the same name from the album "Freak Out!" more
Goofs:
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
Movie Connections:
Featured in Snuff: A Documentary About Killing on Camera (2008) more

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14 out of 20 people found the following review useful.
Sweat, blood and sperm, 20 July 2001
10/10
Author: steph-paris from Paris, France

"Trouble Everyday" has been criticized a lot because of two scenes. Two very hard scenes to watch, which caused two women to faint at the Cannes Film Festival screening . Those scenes are not necessary in the film to understand it or enjoy it. The suspense is extremely well held during the whole movie and it didn't have to be so violent. So, the question is "why?". The story would have interested people like Hitchcock or Polanski, and they would have been more subtle and cautious. Claire Denis is not a cautious director. She likes to approach her films with honesty and courage. She chooses to tell a story and wants to tell it as frankly as possible. She did a rational choice that is very modern. Her film is complete, and absolutely credible. She shows us some things that have never been shown before. She explores cinema with anxious desire and rage. That's what makes her film so moving and realistic. As a conclusion, let's say that Beatrice Dalle gives the most incredible performance as a woman who feels like an animal but yet wants to die.

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