In 2015, 120 people worked together to film a 10 minute zombie film as a test of what we can do.  This test, titled REZilience, was completed in 2016 and has been entered in over 33 international film festivals and will be used to convince funders (including you) that we have what it takes to create a feature length film with the same title.  

HELP US MAKE Canada's First Aboriginal zombie movie

PictureHi there! Aanii! My name is Jayson Stewart and I am an independent film maker and actor, activist, teacher, paradigm shifter and zombie fan from Northern Ontario, Canada. This is is my movie.
You are here because you love zombie movies or you're here because you are passionate about Native rights issues in Canada or you are here because you are a fan of independent Canadian cinema.

You might also be here because you have always wanted to see an aboriginal zombie movie and realize that there really aren't any out there, except for the 2010 American comedy Dead Can't Dance.

SYNOPSIS OF THE
REZilience

Victor "Doc" Murdoch has been flying contraband tobacco in and out of Serpent Lake Reserve for decades but he's retiring and young copilot Dwayne Peltier is taking over the illicit route.  Unfortunately, tonight's routine midnight run will end in terror as they touch down in a land overrun by the undead, the result of a military experiment gone horrible wrong (or horribly right).

This scene is the opening scene to the full-length film REZilience.

SYNOPSIS OF THE FULL FILM:

Cold. Dark. Ignored. 

The lost souls of Serpent Lake Reserve survive the rugged northern climate in a land forgotten by man. Left to their own devices, they could survive, but a strong winter storm, a crashed supply plane or the inferno of a forest fire could cut the community off from the outside world.  It's the perfect, forgettable location for an experiment.

If things went wrong, help would be slow moving but, then again, so are the insatiable undead weapon that has been unleashed on this all-but-forgotten reserve.  

Fortunately, death will be quick. For most. For the rest, it's survival against ghoul enemies from home and an uncaring enemy from Ottawa while preserving their own lives and culture and bringing the truth to the world.