Don't Let Me Die On A Sunday (1998)
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25% of critics liked it
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49% of users liked it
(201 ratings)
A young woman dies of a drug overdose when she takes the ecstasy pill at a party. At the morgue, her corpse is raped by the attendant, who is overwhelmed by the youth and beauty of her body. The repressive act of necrophilia changes into something else when the girl returns from the other world and… More A young woman dies of a drug overdose when she takes the ecstasy pill at a party. At the morgue, her corpse is raped by the attendant, who is overwhelmed by the youth and beauty of her body. The repressive act of necrophilia changes into something else when the girl returns from the other world and instead of pressing charges, tries to get to know her "savior" better. The film is a commentary on contemporary times where it seems to be easier to have sex than to make love. All characters have problems in their relationships with others. Despite its subject, J'aimerais Pas Crever un Dimanche avoids being voyeuristic. Instead of the bodies, the camera chooses to linger on faces as if trying to decipher what the characters are thinking at that precise moment. ~ Gönül Dönmez-Colin, Rovi
- Directed By
- Didier Le Pêcheur, Didier LePecheur
- Written By
- Didier Le Pêcheur
- Genres
- Art House & International, Drama
- In Theaters
- Apr 21, 2000 Wide
Critic Reviews
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David Noh, Film Journal International
Denis Rouden's photography has a handsome clarity and Sylvie Landra's editing is sharply incisive.
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Chuck Rudolph, Matinee Magazine
Don't let yourself watch this on a Sunday--or any other day, for that matter.
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