CEFF 2024 Online Encore

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20 films in package
A Reason for Hope
Learn how one community is embracing the change from fossil fuels and showcasing how to integrate renewable energy into the classroom.
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Fight Food Waste
This film shows why food waste is a problem while sharing ways people can reduce waste in their homes, schools, and communities to help reverse climate change.
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In Search of Dugong
This documentary will take you on a journey following the Dugong trails, to observe its habitats and understand the importance of and the destruction of Seagrass Meadow.
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It's Time
Set in 2045, a group of teenagers get an unexpected opportunity to change the past to help solve the world's environmental issues by creating a video.
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Igniting Change: Maui Brush Fires
Produced by high school students in the Huliau Environmental Filmmaking Club, this short film uncovers the causes and impacts of Maui's brush fires. It urges action and collaboration through partnerships with the Maui Fire Department and Maui Nui Marine Resource Council. (Completed prior to the tragic wildfires of August 2023)
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Saving Monarchs
Replicating how nature intended is a complex challenge that can potentially have negative consequences.
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Saving Our Soil
Once there is no richness in soil, you have forsaken the planet in many ways. Save our Soil. Now.
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The End of the Night
This film was made by teenagers about an environmental subject which is little talked about but very important: light pollution.
The Story of the Leatherback
The Leatherback Sea Turtle is the largest species of turtle on Earth. Told through the eyes of a 12 year-old boy who has been keeping up with its status and journey in Thailand for 6 years. Learn about its declining population and how to save the sanctuary where they were born, so that they can have a place to return to lay their eggs.
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The Way We Sea
The different ways we treat our beaches lead to different results. Let's see this in action in three beaches in Sydney, Australia!
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There Was a Cedar Forest
This film shows the rich biodiversity of a Middle Atlas cedar forest in Morocco, alive and full of animals. Their survival is threatened by drought. The thousand-year-old cedars there were supposed to be magnificent, according to a 2010 tour guide, but all that was found were dead stumps. In the space of a decade, these trees that have stood for centuries have disappeared forever.
Tiny Threats, Big Problems
Three middle school students, aided by the Maui Invasive Species Committee, produce an enlightening film spotlighting the dangers of invasive species in Hawaiian ecosystems. The film's focus on Coqui Frogs and Little Fire Ants offers actionable solutions for halting their impact.
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Unveiling The City
Explore the captivating world of San Francisco's fog, known as Karl, and uncover the hidden connection between climate change and our daily lives, inspiring action for a sustainable future.
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Venus Ascending: Gender Equality & Water
A major cause of gender inequality in the world is the scarcity of clean water that forces women and their daughters to walk several miles each day to collect water, preventing them from seeking employment or going to school.
We are DPS Students for Climate Action
We are DPS Students for Climate Action - A group of students from around Denver Public Schools who campaigned for almost two years to pass a climate policy accompanied by a 100+ page Climate Action Plan!
2024 Filmmaker Conversation with In Search of Dugong
2024 Filmmaker Conversation with It's Time
2024 Filmmaker Conversation with Story of the Leatherbacks
2024 Filmmaker Conversation with There Was a Cedar Forest
2024 Filmmaker Conversation with Venus Ascending

Films Include:

  • A Reason for Hope
  • Fight Food Waste
  • Igniting Change: Maui Brush Fires
  • In Search of Dugong
  • It's Time
  • Saving Monarchs
  • Saving Our Soil
  • The End of the Night
  • The Story of the Leatherback
  • The Way We Sea
  • There Was a Cedar Forest
  • Tiny Threats, Big Problems
  • Unveiling The City
  • Venus Ascending: Gender Equality & Water (Director's Cut)
  • We are DPS Students for Climate Action

Total Run Time = 135 minutes

Three middle school students, aided by the Maui Invasive Species Committee, produce an enlightening film spotlighting the dangers of invasive species in Hawaiian ecosystems. The film's focus on Coqui Frogs and Little Fire Ants offers actionable solutions for halting their impact.

  • Runtime
    10 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    Julian Somilleda, Kamakana Casco, Kaia Sauntere
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