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	Trouble Every Day
		Trouble Every Day is about sexual frustration, infidelity, and the pain of keeping a secret from your spouse or the loneliness of keeping one with her.
		There is much unspoken melancholy in Trouble Every Day, all of it carried in the chasm opening between and beneath two couples with the capacity to love one another unconditionally.
		Trouble Every Day causes one to examine the place of the self amidst social niceties as it satirizes the hubristic illness that allows people to separate themselves from animals--to repress base desires in ways unhealthy and unwise.
	www.filmfreakcentral.net /screenreviews/troubleeveryday.htm (842 words)

	Trouble Every Day - Soundtrack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The album is an original score featuring the title theme, 'Trouble Every Day', which has already become a firm live favorite in the bands' set.
		The soundtrack was recorded in London last summer by the band with a host of other musicians.
		Trouble Every Day will be available on specially packaged CD and deluxe limited edition vinyl.
	www.lot47.com /troubleeveryday/soundtrack.html (219 words)

	Kinoeye \| French film: Claire Denis' Trouble Every Day (2001)
		As a matter of fact, Trouble Every Day might just as well have fallen into the infamous category of films maudits, ie, pictures that are all but unanimously—and hysterically—reviled upon their releases, Michael Powell's Peeping Tom (1960) being perhaps the prime example in the horror genre.
		The genesis of Trouble Every Day is interestingly indicative of an overt reluctance to either duplicate, subvert or situate itself too specifically within the history and canon of the horror genre.
		Despite occasional excesses of the flesh and accompanying flourishes of violence, Trouble Every Day is a superbly refined—or shall we say "lean"?—sample of cinematic art where such typical minuses as a flimsy plot, quasi-nonexistent characterisation, sparse dialogue and minimal regard for genre conventions all become assets rather than flaws.
	www.kinoeye.org /03/07/met07.php (2149 words)

	Music : Trouble Every Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Trouble Every Day is not a CD that is going to attract everyone, it may not even please all Tindersticks fans.
		This soundtrack serves only the purpose of the film its in and almost all songs, listened without the imagery behind it, seem shattered and loose, although the opening titles might misguide you about the conception of the whole record.
		Trouble Every Day drips with the kind of somber and profound mood that the band seemed to have...
	www.orthodoxtemple.com /B00005OM7Z/Trouble_Every_Day.shtml (356 words)

	Free Will Astrology
		Every day and in every way, you're getting better at playing the mysterious master game we all dreamed up together before the Big Bang bloomed.
		I see spread out before me in every direction a staggeringly sublime miracle lovingly crafted by a supernal consciousness that oversees the evolution of 500 billion galaxies, yet is also available as an intimate companion and daily advisor to every one of us.
		Every ideology, even the ones I like, has its share of true believers, fanatics who judge all other ideologies as inferior, flawed, and foolish.
	www.freewillastrology.com (5359 words)

	Junkmedia: Tindersticks : Trouble Every Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The soundtrack/score to the Claire Denis film, Trouble Every Day, is Tindersticks' second collaboration with the French director.
		When Trouble Every Day was screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2001, many people walked out because of its intense depictions of sexuality, violence and cannibalism.
		Stuart Staples' sparse vocals are powerful and appropriately; he sings the line "There's trouble every day" (on the opening and closing titles) like a man who has never had a day go by without having the overwhelming forces of trouble of all kinds enter into his life.
	www.junkmedia.org /?i=177 (361 words)

	DVD Times - Trouble Every Day
		The doctor’s wife, Coré (Béatrice Dalle) meanwhile, seems to be victim to the same condition and is on the loose on an unstoppable orgy of sex and murder.
		The soundtrack and score are very important for conveying the mood of the film and again, I can’t find any fault with the audio track.
		Trouble Every Day takes this theme to its most abstract form, with little consideration for plot or characterisation, but that doesn't make the film any less interesting than Irreversible or The Piano Teacher.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=5062 (1019 words)

	Amazon.ca: Trouble Every Day: Music: Tindersticks
		This soundtrack serves only the purpose of the film its in and almost all songs, listened without the imagery behind it, seem shattered and loose, although the opening titles might misguide you about the conception of the whole record.
		Trouble Every Day drips with the kind of somber and profound mood that the band seemed to have discarded in their recent releases.
		"Trouble Every Day" is more of a composed work than something that might have spontaneously come from a rock band.
	www.amazon.ca /Trouble-Every-Day-Tindersticks/dp/B00005OM80 (964 words)

	Trouble Every Day (2001): Vincent Gallo, Tricia Vessey, Béatrice Dalle - PopMatters Film Review
		Every shot where Shane (Vincent Gallo) eyes his wife June's (Tricia Vessey) fragile neck like it's filet mignon slams home what this film is supposedly about: the consuming nature of love, connections between violence and sex, possibly vampirism, and possibly Victorian repression and morbidity.
		Narratively, Trouble Every Day is a plodding mess.
		In this context, Trouble Every Day also considers the threat posed by "dirty" sex; the women Shane wants to harass and/or chew on are all of the working or lower classes, from Christelle to an older woman on the bus to a garishly made-up blonde.
	www.popmatters.com /film/reviews/t/trouble-every-day.shtml (1197 words)

	Tindersticks: Trouble Every Day - PopMatters Music Review
		While that soundtrack may have introduced uninitiated moviegoers to Tindersticks' shadowy charms, this latest effort represents a more confident step forward and suggests that the director has found the perfect cohorts to share her dark and provocative vision.
		On those tracks that do not feature Staples, the classic Tindersticks elements are woven into a series of short, sparse and shadowy soundscapes that seem informed by the mystical minimalism of composers such as Henryk Gorecki or John Tavener in their use of slow, repetitive piano figures tolling beneath simple violin borne melodies.
		While neophytes may be better off starting their Tindersticks experience with the band's classic self-titled second album, Trouble Every Day quietly ranks with the best of the band's previous work and supplies a much needed fix for those who have already succumbed to Tindersticks' sad and addictive beauty.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/t/tindersticks-trouble.shtml (1019 words)

	Leap Year: Holiday Central
		The French add a day every so often as a celebration, the Mayans tried to incorporate it mathematically but were unsuccessful.
		Now this caused a tremendous amount of trouble for farmers who needed to know when to plant, and priests who needed to know when to celebrate holidays like Easter.
		So for every century that is divisible by 400 has a leap year every century that isn't won't have a leap year.
	www.holiday-central.net /leapyear (359 words)

	WWW.TABLETNEWSPAPER.COM--ARTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Trouble Every Day marks the second time that Tindersticks have scored a Claire Denis project.
		With its minimalist composition of sleepy strings and sorrowful horns, the soundtrack adds to the already unnerving atmosphere of the film, which is about a woman who has an insatiable desire to eat her lovers.
		The album is overall an instrumental, with the exception of Stuart Staple's lowly baritone during the "Opening Titles," and again in the "Closing Titles." What lies in between is forty minutes of haunting moments that raise and lower with seemingly random melodies, building a sense of taut anticipation for the listener.
	www.tabletnewspaper.com /music/archive/39_reviews.html (769 words)

	Vendredi Soir and Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		As always, Agnes Godard’s camerawork is beautiful, as is the soundtrack by Dickon Hinchcliffe of Tindersticks, which manages to convey both the coldness of the streets and warmth of the illicit relationship.
		She spent the previous day on a combination of planes, trains and automobiles.
		Laure is becoming an implicit voyeur during the traffic jam as all she can do is stare at other people in their private spaces; or that she cannot see what she is getting herself into; or perhaps more simply it is a striking visual that suggests you cannot always believe your own eyes.
	www.highangle.co.uk /reviews/vendredisoir.html (2069 words)

	Science Fiction Movie and TV Reviews
		As the days go by, Shane travels from lab to lab in search of Léo, all the while avoiding the act of consummation with the woman for whom he heartbreakingly longs.
		Trouble Every Day is being advertised as "a shocking new film from Claire Denis," and for once, that's no exaggeration.
		The story is told with minimal dialogue (Dalle has, I believe, all of four lines in perhaps 30 minutes of screen time), and the music deserves a lot of the credit for establishing and maintaining the film's mournful spirit.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue257/screen3.html (753 words)

	UTR - The Tindersticks
		Trouble Every Day is the soundtrack to the Clarie Denis French film of the same name (the band also scored Denis’ 1996 film Nenette et Boni) and is mainly an instrumental affair.
		The Tindersticks music is very cinematic anyway, often sounding like the soundtrack to a rainy, drunk, lonely Parisian street at 2 in morning.
		Funnily enough, when we spoke to lead singer Stuart Staples by phone back in the spring of 2001 in between the release of both those albums, he is recovering from a hangover.
	www.undertheradarmag.com /webonly/tindersticks/tindersticks.html (1672 words)

	Tindersticks: Trouble Every Day [Soundtrack] (2002): Reviews
		As spectacularly successful as the Tindersticks have been in their tribute to the horror of Trouble Every Day, I'm hoping for a lighter confection from their next collaboration with Denis -- something more along the lines of Nenette et Boni.
		Soundtracks should float over you, not attempt to steal centre stage.
		The error I made was to hope that this soundtrack album was going to be about songs.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/tindersticks/troubleeveryday (287 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		But their latest musical contribution to a Denis moving-picture, this Trouble Every Day soundtrack, is rather different from their first soundtrack for her.
		Most likely taking its demeanour from the film --this is, after all, the score, not just some tie-in marketing-purposes soundtrack compendium-- the pieces create their eerie environs by working with immense physical space.
		This, musically, feels like two people feeling their way around in a pitch-fl room, trying hard to navigate the darkness, and trying hard to contain the hysteria of a paranoia --perhaps even a realisation-- that someone, something, is in the dark there with them.
	gravitygirl.shafted.com.au /1101/016.html (223 words)

	Amazon.com: Trouble Every Day: Music: Vincent Gallo,Tricia Vessey,Béatrice Dalle,Alex Descas,Florence Loiret,Nicolas ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Trouble Every Day marks the second time that Tindersticks have teamed up with edgy French film director Claire Denis to create a disquieting soundtrack for a controversial film starring Vincent Gallo.
		With their minimalist mix of anxious string arrangements and doleful horns, Tindersticks enhance the already agitated atmosphere of this film about a disturbed and wanton heroine whose promiscuous relations with a variety of men end up with her actually devouring them.
		The soundtrack was recorded in London last summer by the band with a host of other musicians.
	www.amazon.com /Trouble-Every-Day-Tindersticks/dp/B00005OM80 (844 words)

	Splendid Magazine reviews Tindersticks: Original Soundtrack: Trouble Every Day
		In a nutshell, the story is this: a doctor conducting odd and subsequently discredited research gives a drug to his wife, Coré, and an American man, Shane Brown, that makes them literally want to eat their lovers alive during sex.
		The opening title song is the only track with lyrics, and Staples' warning, "There's trouble every day," is helpful, but not necessary.
		It's got to be the world's oddest compliment when I say that this disc made me both nauseous and weepy, but it did, and that is high praise, given their objectives (depict the movie in sound).
	www.splendidezine.com /review.html?reviewid=3225733067139027 (655 words)

	slant // magazine.com: Film Review - Trouble Every Day
		s elegant and mysterious as Beau Travail, Trouble Every Day demonstrates director Claire Denis' signature obsession with the human body, cultural rifts and the permissions of sex.
		Trouble Every Day is a cautionary love story, one that gives new meaning to "eating in" and "eating out." The film's unnerving use of silence, minimal dialogue and grotesque close-ups emphasizes junkie vampire Coré's insatiable need for blood.
		Trouble Every Day features three incredible bloodletting sequences—one is evocatively suggestive (blades of grass tell the story of the kill), the others unbelievably grueling.
	www.slantmagazine.com /film/film_review.asp?ID=434 (558 words)

	Splendid: Features: Round-Up #1: Tindersticks
		Trouble Every Day was your second time working with her; how did you come to work together again?
		Splendid: The score for Trouble Every Day was universally praised, but generally people said things about "despite the fact that only one song was sung".
		Dickon Hinchcliffe: We wanted the soundtrack to be stark and uncompromising -- it didn't seem to want much in the way of lyrics/voices: the title song is powerful enough on its own.
	www.splendidezine.com /features/roundup1/tindersticks.html (1489 words)

	Friday Night (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Rather, I think it's a love story between a woman and a city — between director Claire Denis and her beloved city of Paris, which is an abiding presence that envelopes and infuses every frame of this gentle, hopeful movie.
		What unfolds from there is nothing more momentous or rigorous than the story of two strangers who meet by chance, find themselves with a number of hours to kill and no place to be, and wind up sharing a warm bed in a lonely hotel in a quiet neighborhood.
		What's interesting is the way the frame draws out a single part of the body — a hand resting upon a bedspread, a stocking being rolled off of a foot, or a brassiere being unbuckled, and the delicate marks it leaves, briefly, on the woman's back.
	www.deep-focus.com /flicker/fridayni.html (744 words)

	Trouble Every Day Movie Review, DVD Release - Filmcritic.com
		However, in her perversely passionate sexual artsy thriller Trouble Every Day, Denis revels in the hedonistic arena of extreme nudity, graphic sex, and even cannibalism.
		Although quite raw and caustic, Trouble Every Day is an awkwardly garish showcase that diverges from anything remotely probing or penetrating.
		Overall, Trouble Every Day may have a haunting urgency that some may regard as refreshingly outlandish and strangely germane, but this romance thriller is a punishing and unfocused spectacle merely trying to grab your attention… without much idea of what to do with it.
	filmcritic.com /misc/emporium.nsf/ddb5490109a79f598625623d0015f1e4/6ee257e83a71cc7788256b6c00680b7a?OpenDocument (548 words)

	Trouble Every Day - Compare prices and read reviews on Trouble Every Day music CD CDs album buy - price
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		Never ones to shy away from their own unwavering path, the second Tindersticks' album this year, sees them score the soundtrack to Claire Denis' controversial art-house film Trouble Every Day, in which Beatrice Dalle seduces and cannibalises her way through four men.
	www.nitro-shopping.co.uk /Music/TR9/Trouble-Every-Day.html (285 words)

	DVD Times - Friday Night (Vendredi Soir) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		It’s a cold day, so when a stranger approaches the car and invites himself in for a lift, she feels it is her duty to help.
		I didn’t think either the one-note characters or the stories of either Beau Travail or Trouble Every Day to be worthy of the attention to detail and mood that the filmmakers had graced them with.
		The characters have been stripped down to the most basic level and their interaction to the most perfunctory of words and gestures, perfectly attuned to the situation they are in and to reality as we know it, to the randomness of encounter and the exciting myriad of possibilities it opens up.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=6394 (1370 words)

	kamera.co.uk - film review - Trouble Every Day directed by Claire Denis - reviewed by Bob Carroll
		With every bite and tug of flesh, we cut to the same angle just slightly closer.
		She clearly avoids dialogue as a method of exposition yet lacks the flair and economy of the great silent directors to give her works a measured pace.
		She also has the crutch of sound to fall back on, although here the Tindersticks soundtrack (never before have a band and a film's subject matter been so appropriately matched) is underused and often ineffective.
	www.kamera.co.uk /reviews_extra/trouble_every_day.php (887 words)

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	filmcritic.com Movie Review: Trouble Every Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		However, in her perversely passionate sexual artsy thriller Trouble Every Day, Denis revels in the hedonistic arena of extreme nudity, graphic sex, and even cannibalism.
		Although quite raw and caustic, Trouble Every Day is an awkwardly garish showcase that diverges from anything remotely probing or penetrating.
		Overall, Trouble Every Day may have a haunting urgency that some may regard as refreshingly outlandish and strangely germane, but this romance thriller is a punishing and unfocused spectacle merely trying to grab your attention… without much idea of what to do with it.
	www.filmcritic.com /misc/emporium.nsf/ddb5490109a79f598625623d0015f1e4/6ee257e83a71cc7788256b6c00680b7a?OpenDocument (570 words)

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