
Destination Hawaii
A young woman leaves her routine in Chile to chase Hawaii's waves, and herself.
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Two generations. One ocean. A single dream.
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V.ROZZ Films · Est. 2024
Documentary films and series about the athletes who give their lives to the water — fear, sacrifice, and the fight to belong.




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Documentary series · 2026
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A young woman leaves her routine in Chile to chase Hawaii's waves, and herself.

Two generations. One ocean. A single dream — a veteran and a newcomer share the same water and the same stubborn hope.

The filmmaker
Valentina Rozental — Film Director | Documentary Filmmaker | Director of Queen of the Wave
Valentina Rozental is a Chilean film director, documentary filmmaker, and holder of a master’s degree in mining engineering, bringing a distinctive blend of technical expertise and creative vision to the world of professional surfing. Driven by a passion for authentic storytelling, she explores the extraordinary human experiences behind elite athletic performance, capturing stories of ambition, courage, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of greatness.
Rozental is the director of Queen of the Wave, an ongoing, multi-season documentary series exploring the lives, personal journeys, and experiences of professional surfers. Through powerful imagery and intimate storytelling, the series takes audiences beyond the waves to reveal the dedication, sacrifices, and determination that shape those who devote their lives to the ocean. Each season offers opportunities to uncover new perspectives and stories from the surfing world.
Rooted in Chile's rich Pacific coastal heritage, Rozental's filmmaking combines a distinctive Latin American perspective with themes that transcend borders and cultures. Her artistic approach emphasizes the emotional depth of documentary cinema, transforming stories of athletic achievement into compelling narratives about identity, perseverance, and the human spirit.
Through Queen of the Wave, Rozental is building an enduring documentary series with the scope to follow evolving stories across multiple seasons. Her commitment to visually captivating, emotionally resonant filmmaking positions the project for film festival exposure, international audiences, and distribution opportunities as the series continues to develop.
Valentina Rozental is an emerging voice in international documentary filmmaking, dedicated to bringing powerful, authentic stories from the world of surfing to audiences around the globe.
“In every moment I leave my traces through time.”
— Valentina Rozental
Journal

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