Don't Let Me Die on a Sunday (1998)
Ben works in a morgue. Ben's wife left him and he is into various kinds of alternative sexuality. Teresa dies of an ecstasy overdose on the dance floor. When she is brought to the morgue, she is resurrected -how shall I say?- in Ben's arms (that part based on a true story). From this starting point, the film revolves around the interactions between them and Boris (orgy fan), Abdel (no sentimental life), Ducon (wants to kill himself), Nico (dying of AIDS), etc... A social study of the 90s with heavy references to sex and deat
Director: Didier Le Pêcheur
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Élodie Bouchez as Térésa |
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Jean-Marc Barr as Ben |
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Patrick Catalifo as Boris |
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Gérard Loussine as Abel |
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Jean-Michel Fête as Nico, man with AIDS |
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Martin Petit-Guyot as Ducon |
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Jeanne Casilas as Marie |
| Directing | Didier Le Pêcheur | Director |
| Writing | Didier Le Pêcheur | Writer |
| Production | Fabrice Coat | Producer |
| Sound | Philippe Cohen-Solal | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Denis Rouden | Director of Photography |
| Art | Anne Vadeldrge-Biset | Production Design |
| Art | Jean-Jacques Gernolle | Art Direction |
| Art | Catherine Werner Schmit | Set Decoration |
| Production | Shula Siegfried | Casting |
| Editing | Sylvie Landra | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Nurith Barkan | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Catherine Bruchon | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Christian Gruau | Hairstylist |
| Sound | François Musy | Sound |
| Camera | Valérie LaJoinie | First Assistant Camera |
