Chihiro Geuzebroek

(1983) is a filmmaker and climate-justice activist. She focused on Film Studies at the University of Amsterdam and worked on projects for the NPO public broadcaster, the Animal Party, and ARTIS. After filming at the 2009 Copenhagen UN Climate Summit, she travelled to Bolivia to shoot her climate-justice documentary Radical Friends. In 2016 she started to film activist performances for Fossil Free Culture; she also took part three times in annual protests against the coal industry in Germany. She participates in Code Red and Fossil Free Culture (film work), has been a coordinator with Greenpeace (2019), a campaign leader in the Amsterdam municipal elections (2018), and a co-founder of the Climate Liberation Bloc (2017) and the decolonization foundation Aralez (2020).