Trouble Every Day
Why this pick
Denis again builds desire, bodily vulnerability and dread through tactile fragments, nocturnal city spaces and an intentionally disorienting emotional logic.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Campion makes urban eroticism feel perilous and psychologically opaque, following a woman through a charged investigation with the same distrust of clean genre resolution.
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For its punishing emotional intensity and fractured approach to violence and retaliation, though Noé is far more formally aggressive and explicit than Denis.
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Martel creates comparable unease from ellipsis, sensory dislocation and social corruption, letting a woman’s uncertain perception make ordinary spaces quietly terrifying.
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01 / THE STORY
Marco Silvestri is a sailor who has cut off ties with most of his family, returns home after the suicide of his brother-in-law. At the urging of his sister, Sandra, who believes that her husband's death was caused by one of their creditors, Marco tries to avenge his family. He moves into an apartment above the one occupied by the creditor, Edouard Laporte, and begins an affair with his wife, Raphaëlle. Marco discovers that his sister is deep in debt and that his niece, Justine, has been hospitalized and might need reconstructive surgery as her vagina has been badly damaged. After some investigation he believes that Edouard was the one who injured his niece by penetrating her with a corn cob.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Dr. Béthanie

Xavier

La banquière

L'infirmière

Raphaëlle

Sandra
Edouard Laporte
Éric Dupond-Moretti