Eki Rrahmani is a producer, director, and editor with a long-standing career in documentary journalism and international film production. He describes his work as a combination of investigative journalism, documentary filmmaking, and human-centred storytelling. His portfolio includes projects produced in Kosovo, Iraq, Syria, Libya, and other countries.
Rrahmani has worked on projects for Al Jazeera and has covered Kosovo since 1999. In the documentary Open Wound, for example, he helped secure access and materials for stories about families of people who went missing during the Kosovo war. The documentary addresses the issue of missing persons and the efforts of families to establish the fate of their relatives.
He is also the director of the documentary Breaking the Silence, which examines the Dubrava Prison massacre of May 1999 and the unresolved questions surrounding responsibility for the crime. The film was completed in 2020 and received support from the Kosovo Cinematography Center.