Founded in 1992, Rezo Films is one of the main independent producer-distributors in France. In 2005, Rezo Films opened an international sales and acquisitions department. The production side, part of Rezo Productions which exists since 1998, undertakes diverse projects and a mix of auteur and the popular, first films as well as works by experienced directors.
Rezo notably produced the first films of a number of directors such as Albert Dupontel ("Bernie"), Catherine Corsini ("Les amoureux"), as well as the work of experienced filmmakers like Philippe de Broca with "Vipère au poing", Éric Rohmer with "Les amours d'Astrée et de Céladon" and "Triple agent", Claire Denis with "Trouble Every Day", Pascal Bonitzer with "Rien sur Robert", "Petites coupures" and "Je pense à vous". In 2008 we had the third film of Didier Le Pêcheur in postproduction ("Home Sweet Home"). Rezo produced, distributed and sold internationally the first film of Marion Laine, adapted from the story "Un coeur simple" by Gustave Flaubert, released March 26th, 2008.