Trouble Every Day
Why this pick
Claire Denis pairs erotic fixation and corporeal horror with a sensuous, elliptical style. Its sparse explanation and unnerving physical intimacy closely suit the chilly, transgressive mood of In My Skin.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Claire Denis pairs erotic fixation and corporeal horror with a sensuous, elliptical style. Its sparse explanation and unnerving physical intimacy closely suit the chilly, transgressive mood of In My Skin.
Why this pick
Its severe psychological observation, emotional restraint and protagonist-driven self-destructive impulses echo the discomfort of In My Skin, though the film locates its violence in control, desire and humiliation rather than body horror.
Why this pick
A precise, alienating portrait of a woman becoming estranged from her own body and surroundings. Its clinical surfaces and ambiguous interiority make it a strong companion to In My Skin’s bodily disconnection.
Why this pick
This similarly female-centered descent into body-focused obsession balances deadpan social discomfort with grotesque fantasy. It is more overtly stylized and darkly comic, but shares the intimate unease of In My Skin.
Why this pick
A vivid, feverish study of identity collapsing under relentless bodily deterioration. Its maximalist pop imagery differs from In My Skin’s austerity, while its fixation on flesh, self-image and compulsion is closely aligned.
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01 / THE STORY
A woman grows increasingly fascinated with her body after suffering a disfiguring accident.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sandrine

Daniel

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Henri

Vincent

La cliente