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Wero Rodowicz is a Swiss-based film Jewish-Polish director, screenwriter, and creative producer known for her work in storytelling with a strong social impact. Her projects focus on narratives that champion marginalized voices, often highlighting unique perspectives on social issues and human experience. She has directed multiple notable works, including the feature A Simple Drama and the short Transit, which reflect her commitment to impactful storytelling.
Early Life and Education
editRodowicz was born in Warsaw. Rodowicz studied at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK), where she completed an MA in Film Directing with a focus on fiction. Her education began in Berlin with a BA as well as MA Communication and Visual Storytelling at University of the Arts (UdK). She gained specialized training in contemporary live arts at Accademia Teatro Dimitri in Switzerland. These diverse educational experiences shaped her approach to film, emphasizing both creative innovation and social consciousness.
Career
editRodowicz’s career spans roles as a director, screenwriter, and producer. Her films often explore themes of identity, memory, and interpersonal relationships, earning her a following within and beyond Switzerland. Her works as director include:
- A Simple Drama (2025): This feature film navigates complex family dynamics and personal healing within a historical Italian setting.
- Transit (2023): A series pilot that gained attention for its nuanced storytelling, also directed by Rodowicz.
Beyond directing, Rodowicz is deeply involved in projects aimed at increasing industry diversity and supporting underrepresented talent. She co-founded Let’s Plant Stories, an online platform that provides resources and community support to emerging filmmakers, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds. The platform boasts a community of over 100,000 followers on social media, underscoring her impact as an activist within the film industry.
Her recent work as a creative producer on The Zweiflers won "Best TV Series" at Cannes Series 2024, solidifying her role in narrative-driven, socially impactful media.
Personal Life and Advocacy
editRodowicz divides her time between Berlin, Zurich, and Nice. Her advocacy for a safer, more equitable film industry has earned her recognition in Germany among filmmakers and audiences alike. Through Let’s Plant Stories, she continues to advocate for systemic change and increased representation in the film industry.