Oren Rosenfeld

Oren Rosenfeld was born in 1976 in Jerusalem

Oren Rosenfeld was born in Jerusalem on 29 January 1976. He began his career as a photojournalist covering the Second Intifada.

In 2010 he founded the production company Holy-Land Productions. His film Hummus the Movie drew controversy when Guinness World Records declined to send judges to a record attempt for a large plate of hummus, citing security concerns. In 2016 he directed and co-wrote Israel's Arab Warriors for the BBC with Jane Corbin, and in 2017 the two made The Real Fauda.

In 2018 he worked in India on Mumbai Jews, a film about the Jewish community of Mumbai that follows Moshe Holtzberg, a survivor of the 2008 attacks. His short film Lost in Paradise Goa won the LIAFF award. His Vice News film on the Battle for Jerusalem brought him Emmy recognition, and in 2022 his Netflix film about Gilbert Chikli was released.

In 2024 he released Marathon Mom, made with Rebecca Shore about runner Beatie Deutsch, and Surviving Nova, which won a Peabody award. In 2025 he made A Year of War: Israelis and Palestinians for Frontline, which received an Emmy nomination.