That Day (French: Ce jour-là) is a 2003 Swiss-French absurdist black comedy film directed by Chilean filmmaker Raúl Ruiz.

Her father and surrounding family members, seeing an opportunity to accumulate her inheritance, seek out a solution to have her die in order for others to receive the wealth she holds.

As family members progressively continue to die, it becomes clear that Livia is unaware of the fact that they are actually dead, going so far as to set up her relatives' bodies for supper.

"[4] Filipe Furtado of Rouge adds further in a positive review: "Part of the fun in Ruiz's cinema is that he is a filmmaker who simultaneously feels a huge desire to exert control – to guarantee the auteur's signature, one could say – but at the same time he experiences an anarchic pleasure in letting the film escape from his hands.

"[5] However, in a negative review, Jeffrey M. Anderson of Combustible Celluloid states, 'From France comes the latest by the prolific Raoul Ruiz, That Day, which follows the bizarre relationship between a loony bird-like young woman (Elsa Zylberstein) and a serial killer (Bernard Giraudeau).