Amir Chamdin
Chamdin first made a name for himself as the front figure of the Swedish hip hop band Infinite Mass. After starting his career on stage performing with the band, he later achieved recognition when he turned into a director. Highlights include MTV Best Video winner “You're the Storm” for The Cardigans, the feature film sensation Cornelis—about one of Sweden's greatest music legends- and the crime-thriller Hassel, which reached number 1 as the most-watched new series in Sweden and Finland in 2017.
In 2020, Chamdin received the award for 'Best Series' at CANNESSERIES for his original TV series, "Partisan", which premiered on Viaplay in August the same year. Partisan set a record for the most-viewed Viaplay original show on its premiere night.
His diverse directorial portfolio includes notable works such as the ballet Gustavia, the music video Satanized, and television series like Partisan and Börje – The Journey of a Legend.
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