Trouble

Year: 2005

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: French

Director: Harry Cleven

Thriller

Matyas, a photographer, enjoys a happy home with his pregnant wife Claire and son Pierre. Raised in an orphanage, he thought his mother died when he was six. A notice of her recent death reveals a twin brother, Thomas. Without memories and fearing blood, Matyas grows paranoid when Thomas visits, suspecting he wants to take over his family.

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