"Look at these two faces.
On the left, a man is negative.
On the right, a woman is positive.
Well, it's one and the same person, because doctor Sylvain Dullak became Sylviane Dullak, a woman doctor!"
"This extraordinary story, in the sense of Edgar Poe, is also the tragedy of a being who suffers, despairs and seeks by all means to get out of the prison of this human body in which she is imprisoned. Because Sylvain is a woman with a man's body who wants to become what he has always been: SHE... Many of us may have a reaction of rejection on this taboo subject of transsexuality, as on that of incest. This cannot be the case with this exemplary, sincere story, written not only by the actor of this great mutation but also by the doctor and psychologist spectator, who looks down on the experience he is living."
