Trouble Every Day (2001)

Movies the giraffe watched in 2022: April (33 movies items)

"First viewing - Apr. 20th Shudder I'm not sure what to do with this film. On one hand the pacing is so glacial & the story told in a muddling way that by the end it felt like a short film stretched beyond necessity to a feature. And yet the pace & storytelling feel intentional, plus there are some moments that will stick with me long after I've stopped thinking about it. It's definitely more arthouse than horror, which isn't necessarily a bad thing...though I confess I was more in the mood toni"

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" Date: 8/18/2020 Viewed: Youtube First Viewing Note: After watching High Life, I always wanted to check out more movies from Claire Denis. I do remember when this movie had some Internet buzz on several movie websites back in the early 2000s. I finally watch the movie for the first time on Youtube and I really enjoy it. Trouble Every Day is a surprisingly brutal and disturbing movie. I do love how unique this movie feels because it feels very existential at times. The movie has neat camera w"

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"Released on: 11 July 2001 "

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"While Trouble Every Day operates, superbly, as a biological-themed horror film, it would cheapen Claire Denis’s achievement to say that she merely literalizes the violent implications of sex, even when manifested as traditional “romantic” lovemaking. The filmmaker expounds on the notion of sex-as-violence with an unnerving clarity that appears to explain why acts of theoretical love and brutality assume such disconcertingly similar outward appearances, as both involve attempts to foster il"

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"While Trouble Every Day operates, superbly, as a biological-themed horror film, it would cheapen Claire Denis’s achievement to say that she merely literalizes the violent implications of sex, even when manifested as traditional “romantic” lovemaking. The filmmaker expounds on the notion of sex-as-violence with an unnerving clarity that appears to explain why acts of theoretical love and brutality assume such disconcertingly similar outward appearances, as both involve attempts to foster il"

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"October 1st Directed by: Claire Denis"

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"Directed by: Claire Denis "

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"12/06/16 Directed by: Claire Denis Really enjoyed the tone and pace of the film and some really cool things happened. "