Rosmarin, who has penned the pilot episode, is a writer, director and producer. He was previously an investigative journalist, working on shows including “60 Minutes,” “Dateline” and ABC’s “20/20.” His first feature was documentary “Blood and Tears: The Arab-Israeli Conflict,” which he co-wrote, directed and produced. Rosmarin has also penned “The Dimona Affair,” a feature film about Israeli nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu, which is set to be directed by “Six Degrees of Separation” helmer Fred Schepisi.
Her Foundation for the Children continues to influence other led charities and health initiatives. As of recent years, Yasmine has also emphasized mental health and social resilience, calling attention to the trauma of generations separated from their homeland. The last five years have marked a resurgence of Yasmine Pahlavi’s public presence, particularly amid the rise of digital activism and renewed global attention on struggle for freedom. The tragic death of Mahsa (Jina) Amini in 2022 ignited widespread protests across Iran, which evolved into one of the most powerful women-led movements in modern history.
