Rafal Mroczek

Rafal Mroczek was born on July 18, 1982 in Siedlce, Mazowieckie, Poland. He is an actor, known for M jak milosc (2000), Pierwsza milosc (2004) and Dancing for You (2010).

Rafal Rohozinski

Rafal Rutkowski

Rafal Rutkowski was born on May 22, 1973 in Bialystok, Podlaskie, Poland. He is an actor, known for Dublerzy (2006), Pól serio (2000) and Przepis na zycie (2011).

Rafal Skalski

Rafal Skalski was born on September 8, 1985 in Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland. He is a director and assistant director, known for 52 procent (2007), W rytmie wolnosci (2020) and Kochankowie (2009).

Rafal Sokolowski

Rafal Sokolowski is an award-winning film and theatre director. He's a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, holds an MFA from York University, and is an apprentice of the National Theatre Academy of Krakow in Directing. His work has been exhibited worldwide and is supported by the National Film Board of Canada, the Canada and Ontario Arts Councils and Bravo!FACT. He is the artistic director of Blind Dog Films, which specializes in developing and producing narrative fiction. Sokolowski is an Assistant Professor of Film in the MFA Program at Ohio University, and previously taught film production and directing at York University, and acting and stage directing at Ryerson University. He was also a guest artist-teacher at the National Theatre School of Canada, Warsaw College of Communications and Media and Soulpepper Theatre Company. Sokolowski's Three Mothers, starring Kristin Booth and Camilla Scott, screened at many international festivals, including the 2009 CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival while his Seventh Day, won Best Short Film at the 2013 Ekran Toronto Polish Film Festival. 22 Chaser starring Brian J. Smith is his feature debut.

Rafal Wasielkiewicz

Rafal Wasielkiewicz is known for Sala samobójców. Hejter (2020), Ukryta siec (2023) and Kocham.Enter (2013).

Rafal Zawierucha

Rafal Zawierucha was born in 1986, in Cracow, Poland. In 2012 he graduated from National Academy of Dramatic Art in Warsaw. After the first year in Theater Academy as the one of the best students he got an invitation to the acting workshop in Watermill Center, New York 2008 Summer Program with one of the most famous theater director Robert Wilson. When he was still in the Academy, he got a main part in "Heritage", a great movie directed by one of the best Polish directors, Andrzej Baranski. A year after finishing school he joined to the one of the famous stage in the country Warsaw Modern Theatre - "Teatr Wspolczesny" where he took part in plays such as 'Hamlet' , "When the Barbarians Came", "Platonov", "Bucharest Calling" and "Fantazy". In the cinema area, he is best known for Heritage (2011), Gods (2014), and Afterimage (2016) directed by Andrzej Wajda. He is also a host of a documentary TV series for Discovery Canal plus - "Film Poland" and "Film Europe", where he traveling around Poland and the rest of Europe looking for places known from famous movies. During trips he met producers, directors and movie people, who have worked by the best films in the history of the world culture. In 2018 he starred in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" as Roman Polanski. The next movie that he booked in US was "The Soviet Sleep Experiment" shooting in Minneapolis.

Rafal Zielinski

Rafal Zielinski, director, producer & writer (also credited as Rafael Zelinsky and Rafal Haimovitz) is best known for directing several award winning independent films such as "Fun" (Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Award), "Ginger Ale Afternoon" (Sundance), "Hey Babe!" (Toronto), "Downtown: A Street Tale" (AFI Fest), "Hangman's Curse", "National Lampoon's Last Resort" and the Roger Corman's produced "Screwballs" and its several sequels. Born of both Polish and Jewish background, his childhood was spent in Europe, Far East, Canada and high school at Stowe School in England. He graduated from MIT with a degree in Art and Design where he concentrated on documentary film and was mentored by Richard Leacock, one of the pioneers of Cinéma Vérité.

Rafat Abbas Ali

Rafat Abbas Ali in an Indian television And Bollywood writer-director from Lalkuan, Nainital (Uttarakhand). Career-a cursory glance: After completed his college from Nainital, he decided to make his career in the entertainment industry and moved to Mumbai. Rafat Abbas Ali began his career in 2007 and has written many Tv shows ( Comedy Circus 20-20, Comedy Honour, Are Deewano Mujhe pehchano, Chuna bhai kitkit, and Animation Series Veer Yodha Prithviraj Chauhan, Ghatotkacha, Bhakt Prahlaad, Singhasan Battisi, Chatur Narad,.He is Director Writer, Known for Perfect Guest (2017), Aakhiri Raat (2017), Musafir ( Music Album), Bhulaye Na Gaye ( Music Album), Mujhko Pyaar Aaya hai ( Music Album) .. he wrote dialogues For Fukrey Boyz for Kid Discovery, Hunny Bunny ka jholmal for Sony Yay, Parvez vs Musharraf, Project Horror and Up wali love story.

Rafat Hweih

Rafat Hweih is an actor and production manager, known for A Good Year in Metaphorland (2020), Pride Jewel (2022) and Mud Flat Murders (2021).