Nika Rozman is an established Slovenian actress awarded for film and theatre roles.

Her first significant role was Shakespeare’s Juliet right after she graduated from acting at the Academy of Theatre Radio Film and Television at the University of Ljubljana. Since then she has created over forty theatre roles in different Slovenian theatres among them many leading ones such as Ostrovsky’s Katerina for which she was awarded the Borštnik Award for Best Young Actress (Slovenian equivalent for the Tony Award). The roles of Wedekind’s Lulu and Cankar’s Jacinta have brought her an Acting Award given by the Slovenian Association of Dramatic Artists. She has also played Ophelia in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

She has appeared in numerous short and feature films video and television productions but has become known to the Slovenian public with the role of the blonde model Mia in the horror feature Killbillies which won several awards and earned her a Vesna Award for Best Supporting Actress (Slovenian equivalent for the Oscar Award). Soon after that she was cast for her first leading role in the feature film Buoyancy where she precisely portrayed dilemmas of a young lawyer Rebecca.

The television audience got to know her as Tina Lanc, a detective in a very popular crime series Jezero Leninov park and Dolina rož for which she won The Brightest Star Award 2020 and was two times nominated for Best Actress for Hearts of Sarajevo Award for TV Series at the 27th and the 28th Sarajevo Film Festival.

Her latest short film Istina in which she plays the leading role of a photojournalist was nominated for the 2023 Yugo BAFTA Student Award and won a bronze medal at the 50th Student Academy Awards.

Nika lives in Ljubljana, works as a freelance artist, and travels around for auditions and workshops. She was selected to participate in Sarajevo Talent Campus, International Screen Acting Workshop at the Film Academy Baden-Wurttemberg, Ponta Lopud Festival, ReActing as a Star programme, and more. She is also one of the founders of the Screen Actors Guild of Slovenia.

She regularly lends her voice to radio and animated characters and especially enjoys playing cartoon action heroines and mischievous kids. Younger audience will also recognise her as a host of a popular children's TV show on the Slovenian National Television.

She loves spending her free time in her small garden or climbing in the Slovenian mountains.