Mon amour, c’est pour le restant de mes jours

Filmmaker Claire Denis travels across France to meet couples whose marriages have lasted decades. She asks simple questions about love, fidelity, and daily choice, remaining with the spouses in their homes, gardens, and at the dining table. The 2026 documentary becomes an intimate study not of romantic passion, but of the quiet attachment that survives crises, illness, and routine. Denis isn't searching for grand declarations — her camera captures glances, silent gestures, the shared reading of a newspaper. This documentary is a portrait of love as a habit, as a long conversation two people have learned to conduct, listening to each other's silence.