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Trouble Every Day (2001)

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Two American newlyweds in Paris experience a love so strong, it almost devours them.

Director:

Claire Denis
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Vincent Gallo ... Shane Brown
Tricia Vessey ... June Brown
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 Hélène Lapiower ... Malécot
Marilú Marini Marilú Marini ... Friessen (as Marilu Marini)
Aurore Clément ... Jeanne
Bakary Sangaré Bakary Sangaré ... Le Gardien de nuit
Lionel Goldstein Lionel Goldstein ... Le Réceptioniste
Céline Samie ... La Femme de la brasserie
Arnaud Churin Arnaud Churin ... Le Routier
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Storyline

Shane and June Brown are an American couple honeymooning in Paris in an effort to nurture their new life together, a life complicated by Shane's mysterious and frequent visits to a medical clinic where cutting edge studies of the human libido are undertaken. When Shane seeks out a self-exiled expert in the field, he happens upon the doctor's wife, another victim of the same malady. She has become so dangerous and emotionally paralyzed by the condition that her husband imprisons her by day in their home. It is Shane's chance encounter with this woman that triggers an event so cataclysmic and shocking it might just lead him to rediscover the tranquility he seeks to restore for himself and his new bride.

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Taglines:

The ability to love. The inability to love... The hunger to love. See more »

Genres:

Drama | Horror | Thriller

Certificate:

R18 | See all certifications »

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Trivia

The young girl on the metro who stares at Shane as he stands very close to another woman is Alice Houri, who starred in Nénette et Boni (1996) also directed by Claire Denis. See more »

Goofs

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. See more »

Connections

Featured in Snuff: A Documentary About Killing on Camera (2008) See more »

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Trouble Making Sense Of This
18 July 2002 | by them42See all my reviews

Although there are a few scenes that are very, very striking (the gore and the sexuality), the movie just left me wondering "what was this all about?". There are no explanations for any of the events that take place and we never get any insight into the characters. It was as if I was observing a couple of very disturbed people but I was not allowed to ask questions and no information is available. I was disappointed.


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Country:

France | Germany | Japan

Language:

French | English

Release Date:

11 July 2001 (France) See more »

Also Known As:

Sangre caníbal See more »

Filming Locations:

Paris, France

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Box Office

Opening Weekend USA:

$2,984, 13 October 2013

Gross USA:

$9,189

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$15,571
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1.85 : 1
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