In 1789, Marquis, a notoriously unruly dog, is imprisoned in the Bastille for a minor blasphemy. His only companion is Colin, his own sex, with whom he has long conversations.
Thanks to his vivid imagination, Marquis escapes into scandalous tales he commits to paper. However, the idea of a real escape takes shape when his cellmates, Pigonou and Lupino, begin planning their flight to join the revolutionary movement outside the Bastille walls.

Directed by: Henri Xhonneux.
Art Direction: Roland Topor.

Specifications:

• New 2K Master created by the
Royal Belgian Film Archive
• 1 BD 50 Disc - 1080p - Format 1.66:1 - LPCM audio
• Language: French
• Subtitles: English and French (film and extras)
• Reversible jacket
• Region: A,B,C (Region-free)

Extras:
 
• Audio commentary by Eric Van Beuren
(producer), Claudie Ossard (producer)
and Philippe Bizot (actor)
• The origin of Téléchat (7')
• The creation of Marquis (15')
• The restoration of Marquis (5') 
•   Marquis and Sade (19')
• Making-Of Under the masks, the faces  (31')