Trouble Every Day

"Trouble Every Day" is a dark and unsettling exploration of human desire and its unspeakable consequences. Shane Brown, a recently married American doctor, travels to Paris with his wife June, but his true intentions are far from romantic. He's obsessed with finding his former colleague, Dr. Léo Sémeneau, who's been conducting controversial research on human libido. Shane's quest leads him down a dangerous path, where he uncovers Léo's dark secret: his wife Coré has a cannibalistic sexual fetish that's turned her into a monster. As Shane becomes increasingly consumed by his own desires, he's forced to confront the blurred lines between intellect and instinct, ecstasy and agony. Will he be able to escape the abyss he's fallen into, or will he succumb to his own primal urges?

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Trouble Every Day was released in theaters on November 30, 2001.