Michelle Derosier is a prominent figure in the world of Indigenous cinema and a passionate advocate for representation in film. As the co-owner of Thunderstone Pictures Inc., based in Thunder Bay, Ontario, she has made significant strides in producing culturally resonant works. Her film, "Abandoned: Angelique's Isle" (2018), showcases her commitment to storytelling that highlights Indigenous experiences, making it a sought-after title among collectors who appreciate authentic narratives and diverse voices in film. In addition to her production efforts, Michelle co-founded the Biindigaate Indigenous Film Festival, where she served as festival director, furthering her impact on the film community. Collectors value her work not only for its artistic merit but also for its cultural significance, as it opens dialogues about Indigenous heritage and history. With her ongoing development of a feature-length version of "Angelique’s Isle," collectors eagerly anticipate the next chapter in her career, reinforcing her stature as a key figure in the evolution of physical media that honors Indigenous storytelling.