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Nominations announced for the 2025 Green Film Network Awards

Together with its partner, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN CEC), the Green Film Network (GFN) has announced the awarding of two prizes — the Best Short Green Film and the Best Feature Green Film — to be presented on 11 October 2025 at two venues: Abu Dhabi at the IUCN World Conservation Congress and Innsbruck at the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival. The nominations to these awards were collected from the world’s leading green film festivals. More than 1,400 Member organisations and some 16,000 experts make it the global authority on the status of the natural world and…

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Together with its partner, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN CEC), the Green Film Network (GFN) has announced the awarding of two prizes — the Best Short Green Film and the Best Feature Green Film — to be presented on 11 October 2025 at two venues: Abu Dhabi at the IUCN World Conservation Congress and Innsbruck at the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival. The nominations to these awards were collected from the world’s leading green film festivals.

More than 1,400 Member organisations and some 16,000 experts make it the global authority on the status of the natural world and the measures needed to safeguard it. The IUCN Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) is committed to raise awareness and inspire action to conserve nature. For a world committed to protecting nature now and into the future.

Best Feature Green Film — Nominees

  • I Am the River, The River Is Me – (dir. Petr Lom) – Netherlands / New Zealand
  • Light From Women – (dir. Elise Darblay & Antoine Depeyre) – France
  • My Wild Neighbours – (dir. Pascal Cardeilhac) – France
  • A Song for My Land – (dir. Mauricio Albornoz Iniesta) – Argentina
  • One Needs a Town. Zavattini, Luzzara and the Po River – (dir. Francesco Conversano & Nene Grignaffini) – Italy
  • The Value of Things – (dir. Tobias Luschinger) – Switzerland
  • The Big Sea – (dir. Chris Nelson) – United Kingdom
  • Follow the Rain – (dir. Catherine Marciniak) – Australia
  • Lost Wolves of Yellowstone – (dir. Thomas Winston) – United States
  • 2G – (dir. Karim Sayad) – Switzerland
  • Low-Tech – (dir. Adrien Bellay) – France
  • Green Concrete – (dir. Lee Sungmin) – Korea
  • Fario – (dir. Lucie Prost) – France
  • Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story – (dir. Charlie Hamilton-James) – Scotland, United Kingdom
  • Fairy Creek – (dir. Jen Muranetz) – Canada
  • No More History Without Us – (dir. Priscila Brasil) – Brazil
  • Herd Walk – (dir. Ankit Pogula) – India

Best Short Green Film — Nominees

  • Pouring Water on Troubled Oil – (dir. Nariman Massoumi) – United Kingdom
  • Listen to the Poles: Antarctica – (dir. Pepe Molina & José Bautista) – Spain
  • Beyond the Bay – (dir. Daniel Green) – Great Britain
  • Wild Summon – (dir. Karni Freed & Saul Freed) – United Kingdom
  • The Last Rhino – (dir. Guillaume Harvey) – Canada
  • In the Name of Ice – Marcela – (dir. Louise Thaller & Stanislas Giroux) – France, Switzerland
  • Reindalen – (dir. Morgan Heim) – United States
  • Wasted – (dir. Tobia Passigato) – Italy
  • Sue and Protect – (dir. Tereza Reichová) – Czech Republic
  • Soedulle Land: Birth of Crane Village – (dir. IM Soyun & YU Dami) – Korea
  • Ashun Sun – (dir. Camille Monnier) – France
  • Finding Bo – (dir. Rachel Sarah) – Scotland, United Kingdom
  • EdaXadêts’eeté / We Save Ourselves – (dir. Sadelto Scott) – Canada
  • Submerged – (dir. Iqbal Hussain) – India
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