Year of production: 2022
Duration: 53’
Directed by: Cyrille Cornu
Country of origin: France
Language: French
Subtitles: English
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In the southwest of Madagascar, the Mahafaly plateau is an extremely arid land. Here, the rains fall only a few times a year. In these very difficult living conditions, the inhabitants of the small village of Ampotaka found a unique solution to store water.

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 36’
Directed by: Simona Theoharova
Country of origin: Bulgaria
Language: Arabic, Bulgarian, English, French, German, Indonesian, Portuguese,
Spanish, Tamil, Turkish
Subtitles: English
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The spirit of a movement that sometimes reminds us of our young revolutionary self, who still believed that he:she could change the world. This green filmed documentary mirrors the global situation and the diversity of climate change related activism. 6 continents, 3 dozen filmmakers, countless activists and seasoned scientists. It is not about just one person but about many who stand up. Why did so many young people became activists? What is life as an activist like, how do they deal with political stagnation, harsh criticism and even threats and why do they still continue?

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 21’
Directed by: Ali Cabbar
Country of origin: Turkiye
Language: turkish
Subtitles: English
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After his father’s death, Yusuf goes to his village, which he has not been to for years, and learns that a geothermal company wants to buy his father’s agricultural lands and drill a well. He wants to solve problems without disrespecting his father’s memory, but things don’t go as he hoped and he has to make some tough decisions.

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 30’
Directed by: Strahinja Savić
Country of origin: Serbia
Language: Serbian
Subtitles: English
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Art film inspired by the out door dance-theater performance by DAH Theatre [directed by Jadranka Andelic and Dijana Milosevic], with music by Ivana Stefanović. The DANCING TREES is an artistic response to one of the biggest crises we are facing today, the crisis of a healthy environment survival, whose direct result is the global climate change. Using language of dance, theatre and film we aim to raise awareness of the importance of trees and ecosystem conservation in cities.

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 29’
Directed by: Ruža Helać
Country of origin: Serbia
Language: Serbian
Subtitles: English
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In the protected natural asset of the Subotica sandstone of the PE Vojvodina, forests are being cut down under the pretext that they cannot allow the “forest to perish”. The citizens, who live nearby, have a hard time withstanding the destruction of the forest and the living world, which lived in the area of the Subotica sandpit. Deforestation particularly affected Ms. Rosalia…

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 53’
Directed by: Frederic Planchenault
Country of origin: France
Language: English
Subtitles: English
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It’s been too long already since these two territories have been opposing each other. Today even more than yesterday that we have to face a crisis that has never been seen before, we should reconnect the urban world with the rural world for a common future that is more respectful of the living. Whether they are farmers, breeders, architects or even urban farmers, we are going to follow, in every corner of the earth, the daily life of these women and men of whom know-how is precious for the safekeeping of our planet. What if the sustainability of our cities came from our countryside? What if we committed to a greener future? Let’s meet the Green heroes, the precursors of a more sustainable world and the true safe keepers of our natural resources.

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 25’
Directed by: Michele Trentini
Country of origin: Italy
Language: Italian
Subtitles: English
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In the fir woods of Val Visdende, in Comelico (northern Italy), not only the”Vaia” Windtorm, but also other bad weather and the human presence reveal the fragility of a landscape, which despite everything, resists.

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 20’
Directed by: Ahmed Maged
Country of origin: Egypt
Language: Arabic, English
Subtitles: English
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A filmmaker and a permaculture practitioner explore inner-city, suburban and desert projects in Egypt adopting permaculture principles in efforts to build sustainable options for future generations. After examining the demographic challenges facing the country, four different local initiatives are explored, looking at the sustainable principles and perspectives driving their responses to increasingly pressured food and ecosystems.

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 51’
Directed by: Kalam Kim
Country of origin: Republic of Korea
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English
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New clothes produced each year amount to 100 billion, out of which 33 billion are discarded the same year. We give away old clothes in donation bins, believing new owners would appreciate them, but where do they go from there? Who pays the price for all the cheap clothes we bought and discarded?

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 59’
Directed by: Minjung Koo, Seulgira Kim, Minju Sung
Country of origin: Republic of Korea
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English
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Three of Korea’s most beloved actors challenges to plant a million trees through ‘Net-zero Project’. The more carbon they emit in Jukdo, an energy independent island, the less trees they can plant. Everything they buy are priced as GRU, and water and electricity are no exceptions. Their low-carbon life summons the head of a major firm, and things start to get out of hand!

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 46’
Directed by: Miguel Angel Sicilia, Monserrat Armenta
Country of origin: Mexico
Language: Spanish
Subtitles: English
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Cult of the Natural History of Mexico is a project that aims to celebrate and offer the biodiversity of this land full of ecological complexity and geographical benefits. This work compiles 20 years of uninterrupted experience of Miguel Ángel Sicilia touring the natural corners of Mexico. The result is a beautiful and immersive journey through the ecosystems of Mexico that begins with the great mountain systems of the center of the country, followed by the magical temperate forests, the ethereal cloud forests, the exuberant rainforest, the mysterious caves, the inhospitable deserts, ending with the abundant coasts, where the species that inhabit each of these ecosystems are the only protagonists.

Year of production: 2020
Duration: 20’
Directed by: Sergio Cabezudo, Raúl de Isidro
Country of origin: Spain
Language: Spanish
Subtitles: English
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In 1970, a radioactive contaminated the Manzanares river and the surroundings of the city of Madrid. 50 years later, workers and neighbors in the vicinity of the center are fighting against something more terrible and harmful than the radiation: the total indifference of the spanish society.

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 30’
Directed by: Alberto Utrera
Country of origin: Spain
Language: Spanish, English
Subtitles: English
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Seeds for the Future, which stars the Roca brothers begins with the alarming extinction of crop diversity: a premise that the brothers discover in their local and personal surroundings, and that they continue to explore in other parts of the world. As they delve into the biodiversity conservation solutions offered by a series of different international experts, the protagonists begin a journey aimed at safeguarding their culinary heritage and family legacy.

Year of production: 2022
Duration: 19’
Directed by: Marlén Ríos-Farjat
Country of origin: Mexico
Language: Spanish
Subtitles: English
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In the midst of quarrying in the mountains of her city, Jessy, a young domestic worker, witnesses the scope of the economic forces that are destroying her family’s health.

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 52’
Directed by: Julia Blagny
Country of origin: Bolivia
Language: Spanish
Subtitles: English
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Water is the esence of all life. It drews the Earth and the history of mankind. But it can turn into danger and even poison. The rivers of Bolivia, veins of the heart of South America, are turning black, red and even disappear.

Year of production: 2020
Duration: 48’
Directed by: Mateusz Matysiak, Tomasz Ogrodowczyk,
Michał Ogrodowczyk
Country of origin: Poland
Language: Polish, English
Subtitles: English
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Forests, covering almost 30% of Poland, are the ecosystem, which, as the richest, most durable and most complex group of organisms, plays a priority role in the natural environment. Our story follows the trail of real forest mighties, in which the main characters are the greatest Polish predators. In search of traces and signs of their existence, we travelled through Polish forests with a calendar of the four seasons in hand. With undisguised pride, we called them the “Big Forest Five”. These are the three largest predatory mammals – the brown bear, wolf and lynx, and the two largest birds of prey – the golden eagle and white-tailed eagle.

Year of production: 2020
Duration: 30’
Directed by: Danilo Petrović
Country of origin: Serbia
Language: Serbian
Subtitles: English
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A brief documentary about the Vratna Gates locality.

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 29’
Directed by: Munmun Dhalaria
Country of origin: India
Language: English
Subtitles: English
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From the Pamirs in Central Asia to the Karakoram and Himalayas of South Asia – the roof of the world, Earth’s largest repository of ice outside the poles, is melting. Increasingly frequent mountain disasters have put billions of lives at risk. Endangered wild species like the Snow Leopard are suffering suffer and so are the 1.65 billion people dependent on these mountains and some of Asia’s mightiest rivers originating here. In the villages of the upper Indian Himalayas, life revolves around basic survival in an uninhabitable environment. Today, low snowfall and receding glaciers threaten livelihoods in this region forcing them to become climate refugees.

Year of production: 2021
Duration: 54’
Directed by: Thomas Bour
Country of origin: France
Language: English, French, Kalaallisut
Subtitles: English
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Saint-Malo, June 2020, “Northabout”, a 15m aluminum sailboat built for ice, is ready to cast off for a North Atlantic crossing to the Arctic. It’s mission: to meet with local populations in order to document climate change and install weather stations to study the winds coming from the polar ice sheet. This sailing vessel has already made two trips around the North Pole. It knows the way, but we can’t say the same for its young crew, who have never sailed in the Arctic and half of them have never put a foot on a boat. Let’s go to Greenland!