Fernando Rovzar's remarkable journey in the film industry began at a remarkably young age of twenty-three, when he co-founded the visionary entity known as Lemon Studios, a creative powerhouse that has since flourished, yielding a diverse and impressive collection of feature films that have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim. To date, his impressive production credits boast an impressive tally of over twenty feature films, including the highly acclaimed and widely praised "Matando Cabos", "Kilómetro 31", and "Después de Lucía", which boasted the distinguished direction of the renowned Michel Franco, whose innovative and groundbreaking work would subsequently earn him the prestigious Un Certain Regard award at the esteemed Cannes Film Festival, a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft and his unrelenting pursuit of artistic excellence.
Fernando's foray into the television landscape began in the year 2008, where he took on the dual roles of writer and director for a variety of TV series, including "13 Fears" for Televisa, "Paramédicos" for Canal Once, and "Sr. Ávila" for HBO. His outstanding work on the latter, in particular, garnered him an International Emmy Award, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
Fernando, a highly accomplished director, has recently made a significant impact in the world of television, by taking the helm of not one, but two episodes of the MGM+ original series "Hotel Cocaine", showcasing his exceptional skill and versatility behind the camera.
In addition to his work on "Hotel Cocaine", Fernando has also created an impressive 10-episode drama for Apple TV+, titled "Women in Blue", which tells a captivating story that delves into the lives of the first female police force in Mexico City. Set against the vibrant backdrop of 1971, this gripping tale is a testament to Fernando's ability to craft compelling narratives that transport audiences to another time and place.
