Roxy Rezvany
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Roxy Rezvany is a BIFA and London Critics’ Circle-nominated writer, director and producer from Brent, London. Beginning her career in 2013, she has a strong track record of developing and producing ground-breaking stories for independent documentaries and factual television, with on set and field experience across 15 different international locations ranging from Los Angeles, New Zealand, and Jordan, to China, Jamaica and Colombia.
Her scripted shorts, Honesty (2021) and Photo Booth (2022), both screened in competition at several Oscar and BAFTA-qualifying festivals across the UK, including Leeds, Cambridge and Edinburgh, where it was nominated for the McClaren Award. Honesty subsequently collected BIFA and London Critics’ Circle nominations. In 2023, she was commissioned by Vogue Magazine to make Women, Life, Freedom (2022), a short documentary about the political movement in Iran, which garnered tens of millions of views and a Young Arrows award.
Roxy’s cinematic directorial debut, Little Pyongyang (2018), premiered internationally in competition at CPH:Dox, in the UK at Sheffield DocFest, and in the US at SFFilm Doc Stories. It was the recipient of several awards, including Best Director at Underwire Festival, Best Documentary at The Smalls Festival, and Best Cinematography at the SIMA Awards.
She is currently working on her debut feature-length screenplay for BBC Film, and is in development on her debut feature documentary with Film4, and has just been named one BAFTA's "Elevate" Filmmakers for 2025-26.