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In an old issue of Continental Film Review (from 1975) they mentioned a film called "La nuit" (English title: The Cat at Night), directed by a certain Jacques Dumoda. Apparently, this featured an over-sexed female cat-burglar, complete with black mask. Judging by the stills, that role might have been played by Ellen Earl.

I haven't seen any mention of that film anywhere else. Does anyone here know more?

FUREUR SEXUELLE (France 1975) - maybe also named, in Italy : "Sono una p? todo d?albergo" is a movie directed by Daniel Daert (aka pen name : Jack Dumoda) and it is indeed Ellen Earl who plays the "rat d'h?tel" - it is the French surname of hotel burglar, I think. In fact, could be in that case a "hotel mouse" since Ellen Earl is a girl.
Original Secam VHS was distributed in France by "V.I.P." : I have never seen it in my life, nor in theater, nor in VHS. It is a rare movie. Claudine Beccarie has a little part in it, too, according to available files.

FUREUR SEXUELLE was produced by Diana Films, and was directed by Jacques Dumoda. I was not aware he was Daniel Daert (did he not direct some mainsteam films in the 1970s like PLEIN LES POCHES POUR UN ROND with Dany Saval and Jean Lefevre, or are we talking about someone else???).
In any event FUREUR SEXUELLE did star Claudine Beccarie, and Elen Earl (billed as Helene Coopey) and Patrice PAscal (seen in LES INFIDELES, 1972, by Christian Lara, and UN COUPLE PARMI TANT D'AUTRES MAIS SI PERVERS, 1974).
But I am not sure whether FUREUR SEXUELLE WAS hard-core or not, but I suspect it was not.
By the way Beutelwolf, in which issue of Continental Film Review was the film featured???

The movie is easy available in italian (I have an original) under the title Una ladra di sesso. But boa has probably missed the french release which I was told it does exist. There's also a german vhs release Under the title: Die Diebin von Bums-Motel. It is actually a soft movie with hard inserts from Ricaud's Le port du sexe.

Len801 wrote:

> By the way Beutelwolf, in which issue of Continental Film
> Review was the film featured???

I have not got the issue with me, but judging from my mag database it's probably November 1975, vol 23 no 1.

The film is not really featured, there are just several stills with captions.

Fureur sexuelle is soft, except one or two h/c scenes with Beccarie and Earl.

beutelwolf wrote:


> I have not got the issue with me, but judging from my mag
> database it's probably November 1975, vol 23 no 1.

Correction: it's the next issue, December 1975, vol 23, no 2.

>Fureur sexuelle is soft, except one or two h/c scenes with Beccarie and Earl.

I doubt the scene between Earl and Beccarie can be considered hard as Claudine's tongue touches awkwardly Earl's sex only for a few sexonds. The rest of the scene is poorly inserted.