Roman Shumunov, an award-winning Israeli film director, screenwriter, and editor, has made a notable impact in cinema, with a diverse range of projects from TV to film. His work, known for its emotional depth and genre-spanning narratives, resonates globally, engaging audiences with stories that inspire, entertain, and touch.

• Babylon Dreamers (2016): Opening the DocAviv International Film Festival. The documentary won first prize and earned Roman recognition as the most promising young director.
• Here and Now (2018): This social drama, centered on young immigrants, garnered the Ophir Award for Best Music, and also clinched awards for Best Screenplay and Best Film worldwide.
• Back to Chernobyl (2020): Roman returned to documentaries with this film, which gained international attention and was showcased in numerous countries and film festivals.
• Berenshtein — The Last Partisan (2021): An epic drama based on the true story of Leonid Berenshtein, this film has been dubbed into six languages and has been screened globally.
• Generation 1.5 (2022): A three-episode TV series that became one of the most discussed series of the year in Israel.
• Munich 72 (2022): Three-episode TV series on the 1972 Munich Olympic Games massacre resulted from a collaboration with Global Screen and Israeli broadcaster Ch8.
• Memory Forest (2022): The series won the first prize for Best Series at the BANFF Media Festival, Rockie Awards 2023, and has been nominated for the International Emmy Awards 2023.