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In his despair, Claude is approached by a mysterious, wealthy woman named (Dominique Erlanger, in her only credited film role). She offers him a strange proposition: move into the spare room ("the hole") of her lavish apartment in exchange for being "at her disposal."
Feeling neglected and unsatisfied, Joëlle decides to explore her own desires. She embarks on a series of sexual encounters with both men and women, searching for the fulfillment her partner left behind. During her exploration, Joëlle happens upon François engaging in his own affair—specifically with another man. Rather than ending in conflict, the film suggests a path toward a ménage-à-trois , leaning into a message of bisexual acceptance and non-traditional partnership. Cast and Production Le Bouche-trou -1976-
The interaction between the "worker" or drifter and the established middle-class or bourgeois families. In his despair, Claude is approached by a
