Writer-director Roxy Rezvany crafts fascinating narratives from underrepresented viewpoints. Themes of home, family, gender and oppression are prominent in her work. Even with heavy subject matter to convey, her films are balanced with comic moments.

Roxy’s debut shorts: Honesty and Photo Booth – moving portrayals of the toxic impacts of racism and xenophobia – screened in competition at UK festivals, and garnered BIFA and Critics Circle nominations.

As a documentarian, Roxy produces vital stories. Little Pyongyang, her multi-award-winning, Guardian-distributed debut about exiled North Koreans was named one of WIRED’s best online documentaries. Her follow up Wifi Rider, an ode to Palestinian creativity, toured for Film London. While her Vogue-commissioned ‘Women, Life, Freedom’, a response to the women-led Iranian protest movement, spotlit artistic Iranian women.

Roxy is in development on a feature-length version of Photo Booth (Somesuch/BBC Films) and a feature documentary.