Fozle Rabby is a Dhaka-based Bangladeshi filmmaker, writer, and post-production Producer who has been working in the film and media industry for nearly a decade. His body of work spans short films, experimental cinema, TV commercials, and feature film post-production. Rabby’s creations consistently revisit themes of identity, memory, and existence, where realism and surrealism intertwine. In his debut Short film, Tadattwo Onneshan (The Eternal Journey), he takes the audience on an introspective...
Fozle Rabby is a Dhaka-based Bangladeshi filmmaker, writer, and post-production Producer who has been working in the film and media industry for nearly a decade. His body of work spans short films, experimental cinema, TV commercials, and feature film post-production. Rabby’s creations consistently revisit themes of identity, memory, and existence, where realism and surrealism intertwine. In his debut Short film, Tadattwo Onneshan (The Eternal Journey), he takes the audience on an introspective voyage, deeply exploring the human search for the self. As part of Bangladesh’s emerging film movement, Rabby has collaborated with both new and seasoned talents, and his goal is to bring authentic local stories to the international stage.
Fozle Rabby is a Dhaka-based Bangladeshi filmmaker, writer, and post-production Producer who has been working in the film and media industry for nearly a decade. His body of work spans short films, experimental cinema, TV commercials, and feature film post-production. Rabby’s creations consistently revisit themes of identity, memory, and existence, where realism and surrealism intertwine. In his debut Short film, Tadattwo Onneshan (The Eternal Journey), he takes the audience on an introspective voyage, deeply exploring the human search for the self. As part of Bangladesh’s emerging film movement, Rabby has collaborated with both new and seasoned talents, and his goal is to bring authentic local stories to the international stage.
