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This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Brandon Schaefer) was limited to 2,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.

The Film Desk is a theatrical and disc distributor founded in 2007 by Jake Perlin, dedicated to releasing masterpieces of international cinema, with a focus on titles never before released in the United States, or long out of circulation, primarily in new 35mm prints.

American newlyweds Dr. Shane and June Brown (Vincent Gallo and Tricia Vessey) travel to Paris for their honeymoon. Once there, Shane begins a search for his former medical collegaue Leo (Alex Descas), who may have information or a cure for the tropical virus that has transformed Leo's wife (Béatrice Dalle) into a murderous sexual carnivore, and may soon do the same to Shane.

directed by: Claire Denis
starring: Vincent Gallo, Tricia Vessey, Béatrice Dalle, Alex Descas, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Hélène Lapiower, Florence Loiret Caille
2001 / 101 min / 1.85:1 / French & English DTS-HD MA 5.1

Additional info:

Region A Blu-ray
Audio commentary with Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
Video essay by Zach Clark
Trailer
Booklet with essay by Melissa Anderson
English subtitles

TROUBLE EVERY DAY (Claire Denis, 2001) US Re-release Trailer from Zach Clark on Vimeo.

Overall rating: 4.5296803 / 5 from 219 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Customers highly praise the Blu-ray release of 'Trouble Every Day' for its brilliant film, fantastic look, excellent quality, and amazing transfer. The performances, especially by Béatrice Dalle, are also highly acclaimed. The packaging and artwork are well-received, though opinions on the burn are mixed.

Summary topics

Film Quality: 34%
Product Appearance: 6%
Overall Quality: 4%
Director Denis: 8%
Movie Experience: 20%

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Review highlights

"Not only it is a great film, but it has great sound and video qualities." — Sergio O.
"the transfer looks amazing, the artwork is fantastic." — Michael F.
"This transfer looks amazing, it really makes it shine." — Bryn B.

Reviews

Love it

"It’s great seeing this get such a nice release"

— Chris L. (5/5)

Petrifying, a true classic.

"Vincent Gallo is so damn good in this film."

— Michael D. (5/5)

A+ Edition of Denis’ Horror Masterwork

"What a great release of this haunting study of a couple in crisis. The restoration looks fantastic, and discovering it came with a booklet was a nice surprise. The reversible artwork is elegant, and the edition as a whole feels thoughtfully curated."

— Gregory B. (5/5)

Interesting take on a vampire

"Interesting take on a vampire story. Reminds me a bit of Larry Fessenden's Habit."

— Bryan C. (4/5)

Takes itself a tad seriously,

"Takes itself a tad seriously, but an interesting take on vampirism/cannibalism/sex."

— Matthew O. (4/5)

Beatrice Dalle!

"Claire Denis is the best. This blu ray looks great. The video essay by Zack Clark was also very interesting."

— Wayne C. (5/5)

Great Edition

"Great edition of the Denis classic."

— Nick C. (5/5)

Interesting Film

"Good video and audio quality. Great slip."

— Peter D. (4/5)

Different kind of vampire film

"If you like vampire films this is one you got to watch. Great restoration and overall package."

— callum d. (4/5)

Great film

"Great performance from Vincent Gallo. Claire Denis is kind of a freak, huh?"

— Jon B. (5/5)