2018 Green Film Network Award: and the winners are…
It was hard to choose, but in the end we have the winners of Green Film Network Award 2018. And the winners are…
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Catching The Sun, clean energy for a new American Dream
Catching the Sun follows the hope and heartbreak of unemployed American workers seeking jobs in the solar industry.
‘Undune’, the unexpected potential of our excreta
There is a treasure that many of us unconsciously waste, a free resource which can help us giving a very personal contribution to the environmental protection: our faeces, a natural cycle product that can have extraordinary effects once back to nature.
Landfill Harmonic, the story of the recycled orchestra wins the Green Film Network Award 2016
A group of kids who needs a chance, two men who have a good idea, a rabblement of trash transformed into instruments that can produce high level music: the story of the documentary film Landfill Harmonic and the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay is touching, and beautiful.
‘The Birth of Saké’, discovering an ancient tradition
A little group of workers carries on an handcrafted and millenary tradition, very distant from the hectic rhythms and from the mass production. Their hard work and their life are the crux of “The Birth of Sakè”.
Commercial interests and respect of ecosystems: goods traveling ‘Across The Alps’
Interview with Giancarlo Bertalero and Filippo Ciardi, directors of the documentary film “Across The Alps”.
La Jeune Fille Et Les Typhons, global warming has the voice of an adolescent girl
In the documentary film by Christoph Schwaiger “La Jeune Fille Et Les Typhons”, Marinel leads the audience across her devastated island, meeting those who work to protect the archipelago.
La lunga strada gialla, a trip through a resilient Italy
A unique trip of its kind, riding a mule through the South of Italy, which is active and virtuous, but too often forgotten, penalized and underestimated.
The Power of Home: the director Holly Morris recounts The Babushkas of Chernobyl
Who are the babushkas (a Russian word that means ‘grandmother’ but also refers to ‘old countrywomen’) and why telling their story?
‘When Two Worlds Collide’, the tragic price of development
Directed by Heidi Brandenburg and Mathew Orzel, ‘When Two Worlds Collide” shows the impact of the mining politics on the Peruvian Amazon rainforest.
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9th FReDD Festival upcoming submission deadlineDecember 15, 2018 - 13:00The FReDD Festival – Film, Recherche et Développement Durable will take place from the 10th to the 20th of April 2019 in Toulouse and Occitanie Region, France. Submission are open for films realized after 2017 and linked with the main sustainable development theme “Biodiversity” or sustainable development (ecology, social economy, energy, human rights and poetry) . […]