17 September 1987 Factual 52 mins
In a small French village, Communist activist and poet Ovida Delect undergoes her social gender transition with the unbridled support of her wife Huguette. Meanwhile, the couple's teenage son harbors some serious reservations about Ovida's transition.
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Ovida Delect as Herself
Françoise Romand Director
Canada 17 September 1987
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