Oscilloscope Laboratories
has tagged Apr. 29 as the DVD debut date for the KimStim release of
writer/director Claire Denis’ Trouble Every Day.
Released domestically
back in 2001 as part of brief arthouse in-and-out theatrical run, Trouble
Every Day arrives with an eye-popping ARR of 4,533 days.
This is the first
legitimate release of this ultra-strange horror, carnage and sexual-lust
thriller … a Korean knockoff, a region 2 import and more have all made the
rounds on amazon.com (which seems to have little regard for any piracy
issues). Consumers looking for this
film have had to deal with this debris of questionable quality … as of Apr. 29
that will no longer be issue.
A series of related
stories play out on the screen — with cuts back and forth — that definitely
come together in the end with a not-unexpected gory climax.
On the one hand we have
an American couple, Shane (Vincent Gallo — Buffalo ’66, Stranded) and June (Tricia
Vessey — Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai), who have arrived in Paris
on their honeymoon. His reason for
picking this particular venue to celebrate his marriage will become clear as
the film unfolds.
The other key element is this macabre dance of bloodlust is Coré (Béatrice Dalle — Betty Blue, Time of the Wolf, etc.) and her doctor/minder, Léo (Alex Descas), who finds himself constantly “cleaning” up after her. The connection between Léo and Coré and Shane and his new bride will all become crystal clear by film’s end!!!
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