'Wonder Women continue to embrace all the obstacles': interview with producer Christina Rose

Christina Rose is producer with her company

What is your next project that you would like to realize?

We have a fascinating project called InGenius. We are working together with Lani Evans who is such a talented and smart woman and believe it or not, but she used to work for Prince and Justin Bieber. This documentary series is an immersive look at ingenuity in remote places and in the series she meets remarkable people from all over the globe who have developed clever answers to the challenges of the human condition. For example, a girl who invented a bicycle powered phone charger in Kenya, a woman who showed kids in Malawi how to repurpose trash into toys, a slumdog teen in India who invented an algorithm to reduce AIDS in his town. These people don’t have the most modern technology but what they have are smart innovative ideas. We were hoping to get this started but then the pandemic hit. So, we are currently re-thinking and reworking to make it work in the current times and getting the right broadcaster attached. There’s been interest and a lot of distributors are super excited – but here’s the sad part: if we can get Justin Bieber to be an EP, they’d immediately be on board. But this project is about Lani and her story and connection to these people -- unfortunately, they are not ready to support us women. But I’m not new to these circumstances and I know we will get this project off the ground.

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