Winner: Best International Feature Film. Aya is growing up with her mother on the island of Lahou. Joyful and carefree, she enjoys picking coconuts and sleeping on the sand. However, her paradise is doomed to disappear under the water. As the waves threaten her house, Aya makes a decision : the sea-level may rise, she won’t leave her island.

A darkly comedic, sometimes tender story of how the overabundance of plastic waste we leave behind might be misinterpreted by future generations.

In the Himalayan foothills, an 80- year- old woman and a 19-year-old girl are two of the seven remaining inhabitants of an abandoned village. The two women struggle with the choice to leave for an alienating city life or continue living in a lonely village.

A film-poem documenting the journey of a cinematographer through the fragile landscapes of the Arctic.

Action is the best defense.

The Sun shines, ice melts. A polar bear on its own. A child cries out ah!

The Marañón River is threatened, and a wave of opposition raises its voice.

Trickster environmental activists pretending to be oil behemoth Total stage a satirical press conference to introduce "RéHabitat," a plan to rescue animals from the East African Oil Pipeline by relocating them to “more sustainable” habitats in France.

A pair of Banded Dotterels (New Zealand Plovers) attempt to defy the odds to raise their chicks on a surprisingly hostile New Zealand beach.

Orans of Rajasthan: A Sacred Oasis at the Cusp of Change

In India’s Western Ghats, a tale older than time itself is unfolding as a grandmother imparts the ancient ways of their village to her young grandson.

One should have to fight against any bad situation.

A rare Marsican bear family wanders down from the Italian Apennines to the charming village of Villalago, in search of food in the local orchards

Based on the ancient animistic beliefs and shamanic rituals in Mongolia and Siberia, an exploration of the indigenous worldview and wisdom.

A man and his daughter are used to living in harmony and peace with nature, but some disruptions change their lovely little life.

An adventure through an almost imaginary alpine dimension to discover the different meanings of emptiness.

Amuka is a journey into the present day of Congo, depicting the resilience, the courage and the hope of congolese farmers against poverty and starvation.

Thoughts about life close to power plants.

A documentary about the dwindling cultivation practice of Foxtail millet and its associated folklore in the indigenous communities of Central India.

After having lost all because of climate change, three women from different countries and continents- Kenia (Africa), India (Asia) and the Caribbean (America)- have to migrate to start a new life.

Concerned about pollinator decline, a filmmaker follows, for the first time ever, migratory giant Asian honeybees to uncover how human progress is driving native bee species to the point of no return.

Join four animals on their brave yourney to reconquer their once lost home.

Journey from the decks of a high-tech exploration vessel into the uncharted depths of Monterey National Marine Sanctuary and witness the discovery of one of the rarest and deepest fertile octopus brooding colonies on the planet.

Galathea Bay: Will the World's Largest Sea Turtle Return to Nest in India?

A grassroots movement seeks to reverse biodiversity loss by recovering a lost feature of the landscape... ghost ponds.

Green Nettle is a project that produces sustainable eco-material from large stinging nettles grown on the beautiful slopes of Mount Kenya.

HER CHALLENGE I S TO MAKE IT RAIN IN THE DESERT. HER AMBITION HAS A PRICE.

Will the forest only appear in our dreams?

The extraordinary true story of Perween Rahman, a woman who worked tirelessly to protect the rights of Pakistan’s poor, who paid the ultimate price.

The film showcases one of the successful restoration stories of Lantana Management and Grassland Development in Laldhang Grassland (Jhirna Zone) of Corbett Tiger Reserve in Uttarakhand.

MOZAMBIQUE, where the mango tree used to be centers around the effects of climate change on small communities in rural and remote areas of Mozambique.

In the southwest of Madagascar, the inhabitants of the small village of Ampotaka found a unique solution to store water.

Finding nature in the most unexpected places.

Women of Northern Kenya mobilize against land exproriation

Planktonium is a short film about the secret universe of living microscopic plankton, invisible to the naked eye.

A film on the rat-hole miners risking their lives for livelihood

Manas Maozigendri Ecotourism Society reviving the Manas National Park in Assam.

An exploration of the snakebite situation in Northeast India, and of possible solutions for mitigation and management.

A little girl stumbles into a sacred grove near her village in south India, awakening the spirit of the forest, who takes her on a journey illuminating the origins of this ancient swamp—from Gondwanaland to the present day.

The film explores the culture of entomophagy in Nagaland, India.

A story of a customary community, that for decades have fought to protect their forest from logging and their fight for legal recognition.

Researchers Bhargavi and Chelmala Srinivasulu have been called the Bat Woman and Bat Man of India. Their chiropteran-infused love has guided their passion for finding, studying and helping protect bat species all over India. Now these researchers are on a mission to save India’s critically endangered bats together.

Beetles are some of the most important animals on the planet - they're worth saving, but what happens if they disappear?

Los Guardianes del Maíz/ Keepers of the Corn (director Gustavo Vazquez) presents the story of native corn told by the indigenous farmers, artisans and cooks in Mexico whose ancestors shepherded the ever-evolving seeds from the dawn of agriculture into the 21st Century – a story of collective labor spanning more than 350 generations. Their voices are joined by community leaders, scientists, chefs, and others whose knowledge and activism stand not only in defense of food sovereignty and the genetic integrity, diversity, and community ownership of native seeds, but in defense of a durable cultural legacy and a way of life. In Spanish, Zapotec and Chinantec with English subtitles (Vazquez & Barbieri, 2020, 60 min.).

THE MUSHROOM SPEAKS traces possible alliances with the fungal reign. As if in an uprising of spores, the en- counters of the f lm explore the theme of renewal, and question what connects us when the world seems to be falling apart.

The eco-activist life story of Dr. Vandana Shiva

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This is a story of a tribal couple coping with the loss of their daughter in the Uranium Mining area in the state of Jharkhand, India.

In a small rural village, a young boy befriends Fernand and Andrée, a farm er couple who, at 80 years old, find themselves at trouble feeding their remaining livestock.

A journey into the life of the Hoolock Gibbons

An animated nature documentary focused around a small creature trying to find love

The poetic relationship, between the ancient ritual of Zenerù and the life of the hermit Flaminio, makes us reflect on the border between domestic and wild, between known and unknown.

Two hundred and seventy-two people were buried in toxic mud from the Vale mining company in Brumadinho (MG), Brazil in 2019. Emptiness now crosses the way of those who try to carry on without their beloved ones.