Le Bouche-trou -1976- -

No VHS tape of Le Bouche-trou is known to have survived. The film never received a DVD or Blu-ray release. Its title does not appear on streaming databases or private torrent trackers. What remains are a handful of lobby cards (featuring a woman in a sheer négligée looking theatrically surprised) and a single, rotting 16mm reduction print held by a collector in Lyon who refuses to digitize it.

The result was an explosion. Between 1975 and 1977, Paris became the world capital of adult cinema, producing over 200 features. Directors like Claude Mulot, Francis Leroi, and Jean-Claude Roy rushed to fill screens. It was in this gold rush mentality that Le Bouche-trou was conceived—a title chosen for its double-entendre provocation, a script likely scribbled on café napkins, and a budget that wouldn't cover the craft services for a Nouvelle Vague short. Le Bouche-trou -1976-

: A versatile actor who also appeared in mainstream classics like Amélie and The Tenant , as noted by Letterboxd . No VHS tape of Le Bouche-trou is known to have survived