My Nights Are More Beautiful Than Your Days is a 1989 French erotic drama film directed by Andrzej Żuławski. The film stars Jacques Dutronc as Lucas, a brilliant computer programmer who has been diagnosed with a terminal brain disease. Sophie Marceau plays Blanche, a mentalist who performs at a nightclub called "The Memory".
Lucas and Blanche fall in love and start a tumultuous May-December romance. As they navigate their relationship, they both confront their past traumas while trying to hold on to Lucas' ability to communicate amid his deteriorating mental state.
The film is known for its inventive use of language, as Lucas battles his declining ability to communicate by speaking in increasing rhyming and metaphorical flourishes. The visual style is also highly stylized, with pastel-colored sets and neon lighting contributing to the dreamlike atmosphere.
My Nights Are More Beautiful Than Your Days has been praised for its poetic language, surreal visuals, and the performances of Dutronc and Marceau. It is considered one of Żuławski's most romantic and accessible films.