Alice Rowsome is a BAFTA-nominated filmmaker and journalist. Her work has been commissioned by National Geographic, The Guardian, Broadly, VICE Impact, The Independent, Refugees Deeply and other publications. Focusing on forced migration, climate change and women's rights, she has reported from Somaliland, Lebanon, Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, India, Colombia and Bolivia. Her other focus is child poverty in the UK and the US. She has filmed and produced observational documentaries on the topic for Channel 4 Dispatches, BBC and PBS Frontline.
Pachamama, a feature-length documentary produced, filmed and edited by Alice, aims to shed light on the human narratives behind climate change by giving an insight into the lives of the Kallawayas, an indigenous population in the Bolivian Andes.