Kim O'bomsawin


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Originally from the Abenaki Nation of Odanak, Kim O’Bomsawin is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and has served as president of Nikan Productions (formerly Terre Innue) and Nikan Héritage (formerly Productions Innu Assi) since 2020. Trained as a sociologist, she creates human-centered filmss that shed light on the history of Indigenous Peoples. Since 2014, she has directed several projects, including the documentary short The Red Line (2014), featuring young Indigenous hockey players, and the feature-length film Quiet Killing (2018), focused on missing and murdered Indigenous women. She went on to direct From Teweikan to Electro (2019) and the acclaimed feature Call Me Human (2020), featuring Innu writer Joséphine Bacon. She also directed the major documentary series Telling Our Story, nominated for a Gémeaux Award in 2022. In 2024, she invites audiences into the world of three groups of Indigenous children with Ninan Auassat: We, the Children. Through her work, she seeks to inspire and guide the next generation to ensure narrative sovereignty for Indigenous Peoples.

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