Rezolution Pictures facts for kids
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| Industry | Film Television Production |
| Founded | Montreal, Quebec (2001) |
| Founder | Catherine Bainbridge Ernest Webb |
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Catherine Bainbridge Ernest Webb Christina Fon Linda Ludwick Neil Diamond |
Rezolution Pictures is a company that makes movies and TV shows. It is based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The company mainly focuses on creating stories about Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Ernest Webb and Catherine Bainbridge, who are a husband and wife team, started Rezolution Pictures in 2001. Their team is now led by them, along with Christina Fon and Linda Ludwick. They all work together to create amazing content.
Rezolution Pictures tells real and powerful stories. They make many different types of shows, including comedies, dramas, TV series, and big documentary films. So far, they have created over 100 hours of content!
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Amazing Movies and TV Shows
Rezolution Pictures has made many award-winning films and TV series. These projects often share important stories and teach people about different cultures.
Award-Winning Documentaries
One of their most famous documentaries is RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World. This film was nominated for an Emmy Award. It also won a special award at the Sundance Film Festival for its amazing storytelling. The movie also won three Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Feature Length Documentary.
Another award-winning documentary from Rezolution Pictures is Reel Injun. This film won a Peabody Award in 2010. It explores how Indigenous peoples have been shown in movies over the years.
Popular TV Series
Rezolution Pictures also creates popular TV shows. Their documentary series Gespe'gewa'gi: The Last Land started on APTN in 2021. This series explores the history and culture of the Mi'kmaq people.
They also made a funny TV show called Moose TV. This comedy series aired on the Canadian channel Showcase. It won the "Indie Award for Best Comedy Series" in 2008.
Supporting Indigenous Talent
Rezolution Pictures is dedicated to supporting Indigenous filmmakers. They have produced many works by directors from Quebec who have Indigenous heritage. These directors include Tracey Deer and Neil Diamond.
Ernest Webb and Catherine Bainbridge, the founders of Rezolution Pictures, also helped start The Nation. This is a news magazine that serves the Cree people of Eeyou Istchee. This shows their commitment to their community.
