In My Skin
Why this pick
Like Claire Denis’s film, it turns bodily compulsion into intimate, unsettling psychology, with cool sensual imagery, sparse explanation, and a steadily disorienting mood.
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Why this pick
Like Claire Denis’s film, it turns bodily compulsion into intimate, unsettling psychology, with cool sensual imagery, sparse explanation, and a steadily disorienting mood.
Why this pick
A lush, erotic horror of desire and predation, pairing tactile visual style with doomed intimacy and an atmosphere of nocturnal, feverish unease.
Why this pick
Its fractured marriage becomes a raw eruption of obsession, physical horror, and emotional extremity—similarly intense, sensual, and resistant to easy psychological explanation.
Why this pick
For the dreamlike, sensual nightmare quality: this is a stylized descent into erotic paranoia, built from fragmented perception, ominous sound, and tactile images.
Why this pick
Its exquisitely controlled eroticism and insect-like soundscape echo Denis’s attention to bodies and ritual, though it is more melancholic and emotionally delicate than brutal.
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01 / THE STORY
An American couple, Dr. Shane Brown and his wife, June, go to Paris, supposedly for their honeymoon. In reality, Shane has travelled to Paris to hunt down neuroscientist Dr. Léo Sémeneau and his wife, Coré, whom he once knew and was obsessed with.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Coré

Dr. Léo

Dr. Choart

Christelle

Dr. Shane Brown

June Brown

Erwan