User Reviews

Apart from about two very dramatic sequences, Trouble Every Day is a slow slog that goes more or less nowhere before ending suddenly and without warning. It's like Claire Denis came up with the one "big scene" and then decided to write up a bunch of filler to go around it. One redeeming factor: The "big scene" has one of the most realistic performances of a person in agony that I've ever seen. Pain is often poorly acted, but the performer here just nails it and makes the scene believable.

I gave it 2 stars because I watched it to the end. I also gave it 2 stars because I was only slightly angry at myself for wasting my valuable time. I also gave it 2 stars because it deserves 2 stars.

Vincent Gallo is extremely talented in many ways. He is also complex sensitive, poetic and very funny. The public responses to him vary greatly. He is completely misunderstood and those who misunderstand his intensions and humor will certainly misunderstand his masterful works of art. Gallo's performance in Trouble Every Day is fantastic