Controversially premiering at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival where it earned the Prix Très Spécial, Trouble Every Day is a dark, dangerous and exhilarating piece of filmmaking from Claire Denis (Beau Travail, White Material).
Honeymooning in Paris, Americans Shane (Vincent Gallo) and June (Tricia Vessey) are a happy couple. But when Shane’s curiosity about the darker side of life draws him back to the medical clinic where he was once involved in experimental research on the human libido, he is brought into contact with Core (Beatrice Dalle), the wife of one of the leading researchers. Her involvement in the project has led her to prey upon men, her uncontrollable desires for the flesh mirroring Shane's own base instincts. Created a deep seated bond, their shared carnal desire creates a hunger which both become powerless to resist.
- DIRECTOR: CLAIRE DENIS
- STARRING: VINCENT GALLO, BÉATRICE DALLE, TRICIA VESSEY, ALEX DESCAS
- FRANCE
- 2001
- 101 MINS
- RATING – 18
£6.00 (£4.50 conc.)
Doors 7:00PM
Film 7:30PM
“Moody, libidinal… keeps you constantly beguiled”
“Beautifully f**ked up… Claire Denis and Agnes Godard might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but these ladies know how to craft a beautiful, expertly executed film”
“Demented”
“A hypnotic, unsettling work by one of the most sensuous filmmakers of the past 25 years. no critical reassessment is needed to make the case for the most unimpeachable aspect of Trouble Every Day, or any of Denis’s films: They know how to get on the inside of you”
“In a way I felt I had to make that film, it was very important for me”