Valérie has directed several feature-length documentaries including "Girl or boy, my sex is not my gender", produced by Arte in 2011. Focusing on the search for new paradigms, human rights and the quest for more democracy, she co-directed the film "Dreamocracy" in 2013 with Raquel Freire, a Portuguese director, on an initiative of the Portuguese Citizen Academy. "8, avenue Lénine", a film co-directed with Anna Pitoun about 15 years of life of a Rom family in France, was released in 2018. Valérie is currently making a new film on the solutions available to women to get out of their submission, as well as a portrait of Marie de Gournay, Montaigne's daughter in law and an exceptional woman.

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Wendy is the author of novels and essays that deal with the political potential of bodies and sexualities, feminism and filiations. The most recent, "Le corps est une Chimère" (novel, ed. Au diable vauvert) was published in 2018, and received the Joseph Prize created the same year. In 2009, she co-produced the "Queer X Show" tour, an ephemeral group of feminist artists gathered for a European tour filmed for a documentary road movie directed by Emilie Jouvet ("Too much Pussy!", 2010). Since 2004 she has been teaching image semiology and enunciation theories at university. Her work focuses on media representations of sexual and gender minorities. Wendy is also a member of the RER Q author collective.

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