Kim O'Bomsawin

O'Bomsawin has co-written on the docu-series Skindigenous and has written and directed La ligne rouge in 2014, Kirano in 2015, Quiet Killing (Ce silence qui tue) in 2017, Du Teweikan à l’électro in 2017 and Call Me Human (Je m'appelle humain) in 2020.

The producers travel around the world to seek out and learn how ancient tribal heritage is carried into today as part of a tattoo culture.

[3] Kirano is a web documentary that follows the story of 10 aboriginal personalities, most notably rapper Samian, politician Alexis Wawanoloath and snowboard athlete Caroline Calvé.

[4] Quiet Killing is O'Bomsawin's most notable film, for its firsthand accounts of the many missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada.

In the film project she features singer-songwriters Pakesso Mukash (Cri / Abenaki), Shauit (Innu) and Moe Clark (Métis) whom obatina foothold in the fold elector and reggae music communities and strive to create connections between generations, the living and the dead, territories, conquered and rebellious.

In an interview she says, "I thought, 'Maybe with the experience I have, I can talk some sense into (Lepage), to make him see what it represents on a human scale — the pain of people.'