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J'aimerais pas crever un dimanche (1998)
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Didier Le Pêcheur (writer)
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6 January 1999 (France)
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Ben works in a morgue. Ben's wife left him and he is into various kinds of alternative sexuality. Teresa...
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Élodie Bouchez | ... | Térésa |
 | Jean-Marc Barr | ... | Ben |
| Martin Petit-Guyot | ... | Ducon |
| Patrick Catalifo | ... | Boris |
| Gérard Loussine | ... | Abel |
| Jean-Michel Fête | ... | Nico, man with AIDS |
| Zazie | ... | Jeanne / Hélène |
| Jeanne Casilas | ... | Marie |
| Florence Darel | ... | Line |
| Jean-Jacques Vanier | ... | Georges |
| Claude Duparfait | ... | Le flic |
| Marc Andréoni | ... | L'inspecteur IGS |
| Dominique Frot | ... | La responsable d'identification |
| Jacques Seiler | ... | Le passeur |
| Franck Manzoni | ... | L'orateur |
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Don't Let Me Die on a Sunday (Hong Kong: English title)
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90 min | Canada:86 min | Japan:91 min
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sex, death and immorality. That is, about the truth. So beautiful to me for these very reasons. Become an atheist (tip: read Karl Marx) and then watch this. Karl Marx said was a materialist. That means that, according to he and other materialists (not the Madonna type, exactly), what you perceive with your senses corresponds to something outside your mind, to matter. Not everyone believes/believed that. Some think that it's all in your head, that your sensations are just that, that there is no physical world that you are perceiving through your senses. They are called idealists. Some idealist believed your perceptions are beamed into your head by God, or that everything is thought... And some are not sure and play it safe. They are agnostics. Which is just Greek for "I'm clueless." If you say I'm a materialist then you take a physical world for granted, you trust your senses and you live according to the world you perceive. Marx started there and also said, gods and philosophy and tastes and governmental forms are just results of the pattern of fundamental human interaction: how we eat (by working in the fields? by barter? in a factory?), which determines social hierarchy, which determines our hopes and aspiration and self-image, which determines religion and what is presented as "absolute truth," be it the best form of government or the best art or... SO...if you like that...and you find yourself an atheist...you find yourself FREE. And no longer hide truths by censoring yourself with the "thou shalt not"s you have learned and never questioned. And then also, perhaps, life can become very bare bones, vivid, brutal. And then this film shows the bones so beautifully.