Synopsis
You can’t escape Yourself!
A mild-mannered college professor discovers a look-alike actor and delves into the other man's private affairs.
Enemy
2013 Directed by Denis Villeneuve
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Alternative Titles
Neprijatelj, Priesas, Nepritel, An Enemy, 双面危敌, 心敵, Ворог, KP15: Priešas, 複製された男, 複製された男：2013, Враг, 宿敌, Enemy: Ο Άνθρωπος Αντίγραφο, O Homem Duplicado, Ellenség, Düşman, Wróg, אויב, Nepřítel, Inamicul, 에너미, El hombre duplicado, Nepriateľ, 雙面危敵, Priešas, العدو, Ennemi, ล่าตัวตน คนสองเงา
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Premiere
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Canada
Toronto International Film Festival
21 Sep 2013
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Spain
Donostia-San Sebastián International Film Festival
15 Oct 2013
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Spain
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United Arab Emirates
14 Nov 2013
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Sweden
Stockholm International Film Festival
13 Dec 2013
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Italy
Courmayeur Noir in Festival
09 Jan 2014
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USA
Palm Springs International Film Festival
31 Jan 2014
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Netherlands
International Film Festival Rotterdam
15 Mar 2014
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Germany
Fantasy Filmfest Nights
22 Mar 2014
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Czechia
Prague Febiofest
03 Apr 2014
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Denmark
CPH: PIX
05 Apr 2014
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Taiwan
Golden Horse Fantastic Film Festival
12 Apr 2014
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Turkey
Istanbul Film Festival
20 Apr 2014
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Belgium
Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival
31 May 2014
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Romania
Transilvania International Film Festival
21 Jul 2014
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New ZealandM
New Zealand International Film Festival
19 Mar 2015
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LithuaniaN-13
Vilnius International Film Festival
Theatrical
14 Mar 2014
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Canada14A
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India
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USAR
28 Mar 2014
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Spain12
10 Apr 2014
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SingaporeM18
15 May 2014
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Thailand15
16 May 2014
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Turkey
22 May 2014
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Germany12
29 May 2014
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Netherlands12
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South Korea18
12 Jun 2014
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Argentina+16
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Bahrain
18 Jun 2014
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PortugalM/14
19 Jun 2014
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Brazil14
03 Jul 2014
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Peru
10 Jul 2014
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Croatia
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North Macedonia
18 Jul 2014
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JapanR15+
30 Jul 2014
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PhilippinesR-16
17 Aug 2014
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Hong KongIII
20 Aug 2014
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Norway15
21 Aug 2014
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Greece
27 Aug 2014
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Belgium
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FranceU
09 Oct 2014
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Colombia
11 Oct 2014
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Russian Federation16+
02 Jan 2015
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Ireland16
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UK15
24 Apr 2015
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South Africa
04 Jun 2015
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Denmark
Digital
23 Oct 2017
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Italy
Physical
09 Jul 2014
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AustraliaMA 15+
20 Aug 2014
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Sweden15
15 Oct 2014
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FinlandK-12
01 Feb 2015
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Netherlands12
21 Apr 2021
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Indonesia
09 May 2021
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Egypt
TV
10 Oct 2015
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Hungary
Releases by Country
Argentina
12 Jun 2014
- Theatrical+16
Australia
09 Jul 2014
- PhysicalMA 15+ DVD
Bahrain
12 Jun 2014
- Theatrical
Belgium
20 Apr 2014
- Premiere Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival
27 Aug 2014
- Theatrical
Brazil
19 Jun 2014
- Theatrical14
Canada
08 Sep 2013
- Premiere Toronto International Film Festival
14 Mar 2014
- Theatrical14A
Colombia
09 Oct 2014
- Theatrical
Croatia
10 Jul 2014
- Theatrical
Czechia
22 Mar 2014
- Premiere Prague Febiofest
Denmark
03 Apr 2014
- Premiere CPH: PIX
04 Jun 2015
- Theatrical
Egypt
09 May 2021
- Physical DVD
Finland
15 Oct 2014
- PhysicalK-12 DVD & Blu-Ray
France
27 Aug 2014
- TheatricalU
Germany
15 Mar 2014
- Premiere Fantasy Filmfest Nights
22 May 2014
- Theatrical12
Greece
21 Aug 2014
- Theatrical
Hong Kong
17 Aug 2014
- TheatricalIII
Hungary
10 Oct 2015
- TV
India
14 Mar 2014
- Theatrical
Indonesia
21 Apr 2021
- Physical Blu-Ray
Ireland
02 Jan 2015
- Theatrical16
Italy
13 Dec 2013
- Premiere Courmayeur Noir in Festival
23 Oct 2017
- Digital
Japan
18 Jul 2014
- TheatricalR15+
Lithuania
19 Mar 2015
- PremiereN-13 Vilnius International Film Festival
Netherlands
31 Jan 2014
- Premiere International Film Festival Rotterdam
29 May 2014
- Theatrical12
01 Feb 2015
- Physical12 DVD / Blu-ray
New Zealand
21 Jul 2014
- PremiereM New Zealand International Film Festival
North Macedonia
10 Jul 2014
- Theatrical
Norway
20 Aug 2014
- Theatrical15
Peru
03 Jul 2014
- Theatrical
Philippines
30 Jul 2014
- TheatricalR-16
Portugal
18 Jun 2014
- TheatricalM/14
Romania
31 May 2014
- Premiere Transilvania International Film Festival
Russian Federation
11 Oct 2014
- Theatrical16+
Singapore
10 Apr 2014
- TheatricalM18
South Africa
24 Apr 2015
- Theatrical
South Korea
29 May 2014
- Theatrical18
Spain
21 Sep 2013
- Premiere Donostia-San Sebastián International Film Festival
15 Oct 2013
- Premiere Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival
28 Mar 2014
- Theatrical12
Sweden
14 Nov 2013
- Premiere Stockholm International Film Festival
20 Aug 2014
- Physical15
Taiwan
05 Apr 2014
- Premiere Golden Horse Fantastic Film Festival
Thailand
15 May 2014
- Theatrical15
Turkey
12 Apr 2014
- Premiere Istanbul Film Festival
16 May 2014
- Theatrical
UK
02 Jan 2015
- Theatrical15
USA
09 Jan 2014
- Premiere Palm Springs International Film Festival
14 Mar 2014
- TheatricalR
United Arab Emirates
15 Oct 2013
- Premiere Abu Dhabi Film Festival
Popular reviews
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can't believe the two best actors working today are in the same movie..... jake gyllenhaal and jake gyllenhaal
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"Chaos is order yet undeciphered."
Well, that was a mind distorter if there ever was one. I don't think I can remember having left a theater so confused before. I turned to the man next to me, who I noticed had also gone to see the same film, and noticed that he was shaking his head. "What did you think of it?," I asked him. "Not good... not good at all." And I totally understood where he was coming from, because who could have been prepared for a film (or an ending, for that matter) like that?
Yet I was not on the same page; I loved Enemy. I LOVED it. Maybe it has to do with my appreciation for…
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why was he so freaked out by meeting someone who looks like him.. like... twins exist? you've never seen the parent trap jake?
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Did not realize how terrified I was of Jake Gyllenhaal until this......
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Me after watching Enemy: what does any of this mean?
Every film review based account on YouTube: here is a clear and well thought out short explanation behind the confusing subplot and imagery of this film, with clips to reference and bold text for visual ease!
Me: aaaaah thank you!! :) I get it now
Me, after rewatching Enemy: but what does any of this mean -
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Denis Villeneuve’s “Enemy” might have the scariest ending of any film ever made. While such a proclamation no doubt seems both wildly hyperbolic and uselessly broad (how to compare the sudden revulsion of “Don’t Look Now”’s final shots with the icy, germinating dread imbued into the haunting last shot of a film like “The White Ribbon”?), viewers of certain predispositions and phobias will invariably sign off on such a statement as “Enemy” abruptly cuts to its closing titles.
A strange and agreeably pretentious adaptation of the late José Saramago’s novel “The Double”, Villeneuve’s film is faithful to the source material in broad strokes, but also enjoyably overeager to spotlight and sexualize the text’s most sinister undercurrents. One of two Villeneuve…
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