Don't Let Me Die on a Sunday

Don't Let Me Die on a Sunday (original French title: J'aimerais pas crever un dimanche) is a French drama film directed by Didier Le Pêcheur and released in 1998. It is frequently cited as an example of cinéma du corps, a strand of French filmmaking that places the human body and its limits at the center of the story.

The lead roles are played by Élodie Bouchez and Jean-Marc Barr, with a supporting ensemble that includes Patrick Catalifo, Florence Darel, Dominique Frot, Claude Duparfait and Cédric Chevalme. Shot in French and running about 86 minutes, the picture remains one of the director's most discussed features.