Petite (1975 film)

Petite is a 1975 Canadian horror film from Quebec written and directed by Nicolas Argyll in his feature length debut. It tells the story of an abusive sex trafficker (Guy L'Écuyer) who kidnaps teenage girls and puts them in his underground basement all while the police are on his trail.
The film was controversial upon release for it's extremely dark subject matter and was banned in many countries. Despite this it became a box office success and has become a cult hit. In the US, it was dubbed into English and distributed by New World Pictures as Confessions of a Sex Offender.
== Plot ==
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== Release ==
=== Home Media ===
The film was first released on VHS in the US by Vestron Video in 1982, 7 years after the movie was released. It was eventually released on DVD by Dimension Extreme in 2008 and on Blu-ray by Severin Films in 2019, containing both the original French and English dub tracks.
Category:1975 films
Category:1975 independent films
Category:1975 psychological thriller films
Category:Canadian independent films
Category:1975 directorial debut films
Category:French-language Canadian films
Category:Films about child abduction
Category:Films about child sexual abuse
Category:Films directed by Nicolas Argyll
Category:Films shot in Montreal
Category:New World Pictures films
Category:Quebec films
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