Rachel Szor is an acclaimed director known for her intimate and psychologically complex approach to filmmaking. Her work stands out for its deep exploration of human dynamics, themes of identity, memory, and belonging.

She has earned international acclaim since her debut with *The Shadow of the Willow*, a delicate drama about loss and resilience.

Her film *Invisible Borders* cemented her reputation, earning critical acclaim for its powerful storytelling about the challenges of immigration and cultural integration. Among her most recent and acclaimed works is *The Empty Nest*, a moving examination of family relationships and the passage of time.

Szor is praised for her ability to direct intense and authentic performances, immersing the viewer in rich emotional worlds that are visually evocative and often characterized by subtle psychological realism.