At approximately 2.5GB to 4GB for the main feature, the X265 encode maintains 90% of the visual fidelity of a massive 20GB raw BluRay rip. For a film this reliant on texture (fabric, skin, water), you want the compression algorithm working hard to save data where it isn't needed (dark shadows) to allocate bits where it is (faces and landscapes).
In 1974, a French producer named Yves Rousset-Rouard bought the rights to a banned novel written by his stepmother under the pseudonym "Emmanuelle Arsan." The book was a scandal. The film, he decided, would be a soft-core curiosity to sell to late-night Parisian audiences. He hired a Dutch documentarian named Just Jaeckin, a former photographer and sculptor who had never directed a feature film. Emmanuelle -1974- SC 1080p BluRay X265 HEVC EAC...