Every decision affects our life. Their consequences are pursuing us in future. There are decisions that cannot be taken back. The Resolution is an independent feature film, which brings together filmmakers and creative contributors from the all over the world. This film gives an honor and respect to Hollywood movies, but in the same time it makes fun of it.
Czech – American psychological thriller The Resolution suggests a warped reflection of a society writhing in cycles of errors past and future, a society that many people do not see, or do not want to see. This film explores the psychology of control, ambition, dominance, force of the power of decision that is in every one of us. In the Resolution world, everyone has the ability to influence events and irrevocably change not only their own lives. With its own audio-visual approach, however, this film itself deviates from a preconceived perception of reality.

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The basic idea came into being in the Czech Republic in the autumn of 2004, following the debut of Petr Smělík and Petr Hastík as filmmakers.
The shooting took more than 60 days in 2005, and grew into a full-feature, action-packed psycho-thriller. The film was shot with the digital technology and in post-production, many of the elements such as coloring, were corrected and well as the addition of many special effects.

In 2006, an international cast of creative people joined the project – mainly for sound, post-production editing and musical composition. Leon Portelance, composer, and his company Songbird Productions / Kaatza Music Publishing based in California, USA, became one of the main musical partners of the movie. Other music was composed by Enrico Cervi from Italy, Marko Hautamäki from Germany, and others.

In 2007, Studio Six Film Sound from Boulder, Colorado, with chief sound designer Andrew Smith, took over the task of audio post-production including a final 5.1 mix.