Rozemyn, a renowned Dutch filmmaker, was born in Amsterdam, the daughter of the legendary film financier Frans Afman. Her childhood was marked by a unique blend of her hometown and Los Angeles, where she spent her formative years.
Rozemyn's academic pursuits led her to the International Center of Photography in New York, where she studied Documentary and Visual Journalism. This foundation in documentary filmmaking would later serve as the catalyst for her most personal and impactful project to date.
The news of her father's terminal illness prompted Rozemyn to embark on a poignant journey, documenting the final months of his life and chronicling his extraordinary story. The result was her debut documentary, Hollywood Banker, which premiered at the Netherlands Film Festival and received widespread critical acclaim. The film's international release solidified Rozemyn's reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
Rozemyn's subsequent project, Alexander, premiered at several film festivals and earned a nomination for Best Short Documentary. This achievement further solidified her position within the film industry.
Throughout her career, Rozemyn has demonstrated a profound passion for people and their stories. She is drawn to remarkable characters and their life journeys, and believes in the power of collaboration to bring these stories to life. Rozemyn takes great pride in her relationships with her subjects and the talented individuals she works with, and continues to be a driving force in the film industry.
