She was featured in a documentary directed by Jean-Marie Teno, titled Une feuille dans le vent (Leaf in the Wind), about her life and her feelings about her father's 1971 execution.
She was the daughter of Ernest Ouandié, vice-president of the Union of the Peoples of Cameroon, who was in exile in Nigeria, and a Ghanaian mother.
[1] Ouandié had a difficult childhood, initially being raised by her maternal aunt in Ghana who physically and mentally abused her.
[2][1] She is the subject of a 55-minute 2013 documentary directed by Jean-Marie Teno, Une feuille dans le vent (Leaf in the Wind).
[1] In interviews with Teno she talks about the injustice and suspicious circumstances of her father's death; she describes herself as feeling like a leaf on a branch cut from the tree due to her separation from him.