Rona lost her sister in the Nova massacre. As Memorial Day approaches, her grief turns into defiance — and a plan to disrupt the school ceremony. But when she partners with Oren, a quiet boy haunted by his own loss, their act of protest takes an unexpected turn. -Winner of the Banff World Media Festival 2025-
A group of teens embark on a trip to Poland and the concentration camps for an up-close lesson on the blood-soaked history of WWII. -Winner of the Banff World Media Festival 2025- -EMMY Awards – Nomination 2023-
Munich 1972′ is a new documentary series about the massacre of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. The 3-part series is co-produced by Global Screen, a German entertainment company co-owned by actor and media mogul Will Smith, and is directed by Israeli film director Roman Shumunov.
A fascinating story of Leonid Bernstein, who was a partisan battalion commander during ww2. He was responsible for destroying the development facility of the terrifying Nazi V-2 rocket, the last hope of Hitler to change the outcome of war.
The film presents the story of the Chernobyl disaster, as a mosaic of stories, unique video archives and experiences, from the difficult past and the sad results of the present, which is told from several different perspectives.
Andrey, a young immigrant living with her little sister in slums, forms a hip-hop band with his three best friends. They believe their music will allow them to make their voices heard, to make their voices heard, to influence their harsh reality.
Andrew, a new immigrant discovers that in order to save his sick father’s life he must buy an expensive drug that is well beyond his means. Andrew decides to get the money for the medicine his father so desperately needs at all costs.
Roman Shumunov is an award-winning Israeli film director and screenwriter, known for blending emotionally powerful storytelling with gripping, cinematic narratives that span drama, action, and historical depth.
The Things That Were Lost (2024): This three-part miniseries follows Rona, a teenage girl coping with the loss of her sister in the aftermath of the October 7th massacre. As the only major series to tackle this sensitive subject, it has been praised for its emotional depth and delicate storytelling.
Winner of the Banff World Media Festival 2025
Memory Forest (2022) is an Emmy-nominated miniseries about a group of Israeli teenagers who travel to Poland to visit World War II concentration camps. During the journey, they confront the heavy legacy of the Holocaust, processing historical trauma while searching for personal connections to the past.
Winner of the Banff World Media Festival 2023
Munich 72 (2022): A gripping three-part series about the 1972 Munich Olympic Games massacre, created in collaboration with Global Screen and Israeli broadcaster Ch8.
Generation 1.5 (2022): This three-episode TV series became one of the most discussed Israeli productions of the year, exploring the complex identities of young immigrants.
Berenshtein — The Last Partisan (2021): An award-winning epic drama based on the true story of WWII hero Leonid Berenshtein, the film has been translated into dozens of languages and screened globally, further solidifying Roman’s international recognition.
Back to Chernobyl (2020): A critically acclaimed documentary that was showcased at film festivals worldwide, shedding light on the human impact of the Chernobyl disaster.
Here and Now (2018): A social drama that won the Ophir Award for Best Music, and also earned Best Screenplay and Best Film at various international festivals.
Babylon Dreamers (2016): This documentary opened the DocAviv International Film Festival, winning first prize and earning Roman the title of the festival’s most promising young director.
No One But Us (2011): This award-winning short film earned several prestigious accolades, including Best Original Music at the Cinema South Film Festival and Best Short Film at the Mexico International Film Festival. It highlighted Roman’s early talent as a director and storyteller.
Munich ’72,’ Olympic Village Black September Attack Series, Boarded by Global Screen
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Will Smith’s company to produce series on Munich massacre by Roman Shumunov
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SCREENDAILY REVIEW – “HERE AND NOW”
Hip-hop drama set in an Israeli slum is an engaging debut from Roman Shumunov
“A modest, engaging, slice-of-life film”
SCREENDAILY
CITY MOUSE
“Despair seems more convenient than ever”
CITY MOUSE
ISRAEL TODAY
“Babylon Dreamers’ will not leave a dry eye in the audience” by Israel Today.
ISRAEL TODAY
HUNGARY NEWSPAPER – “BABYLON DREAMERS”
A review of Babylon Dreamers, winner of the Budapest International Documentary Festival 2018 and interviews with actors and the director about hidden part of Israeli society and the hip hop scene in periphery.